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Pacific Salmon, 2004
- Society for Ecological Restoration: Rewilding
- Mercury and Indigenous Peoples
- Ponoi River and Mercury
- Wild Reindeer 2022
- Century of Knowledge
- Evenki Wild Reindeer
- Climate Change: Deep Analysis in Unalakleet
- Oceans and Indigenous peoples
- CCAG Extreme Weather
- Indigenous Ethics
- Who Is the Ocean?
- Poleward Bound: Ocean Change
- Climate Change in NE Siberia: Alazeya
- Alaska Reforms 2021
- Endemic Emplacement (Hydropower)
- Ponoy Climate Change 2021
- PNAS 2020
- Finnish TEK of Waters 2020
- Global Restoration / One Earth
- Evenki Displacement
- Oral Histories and Meaningful Engagement
- Arctic 2018: Salmon management
- Indigenous Efflorescence: Näätämö Co-Management
- Indigenous Evaluation: Skolt Sámi
- Brook Lampreys for Life
- Deepening Voices
- Ecology and Society 2017
- Science 2017
- Biological Reviews 2017
- FENNIA: Endemic Time-Spaces – Terrestrial Landuse
- IDS Paper on Näätämö, 2017
- Arctic Resilience Report 2016
- Community-Based Monitoring and Indigenous Knowledge in a Changing Arctic
- Jukajoki OPOE Case Study
- WeAdapt: Jukajoki
- Indigenous and Local Knowledge in a Scoping Study for a Nordic IPBES Assessment Report
- Framing a Nordic IPBES-like study: Introductory Study
- Climate Change: Risk Assessment
- AMBIO: Power Discourses of Fish Death: Case of Jukajoki
- AMBIO: Communal visual histories to detect environmental change in northern areas: Examples of emerging North American and Eurasian practices
- SIBIRICA: Arctic Earthviews
- Biodiversity: Re-birth of Arctic Indigenous Nations
- ACIA Chapter 3: Indigenous Perspectives
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Solar Panels
- FENNIA: Oral Histories in Landscape Restoration
- FENNIA: Endemic Time-Spaces of Finland: Aquatic Regimes
- Review of Scandinavian Myths (Book Review)
- Biodiversity of Arctic Marine Ecosystems
- NGP 2014 Yeatbook: Sámi in Sweden
- ARCTIC: Community-based Monitoring and Traditional Knowledge
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Community members working with the panels, 2012. Photo: Snowchange, 2014.
- Arctic Voices from the Frontlines of a Warming World: The Importance of Indigenous Knowledge in the Climate Change Discourse
- Traditional Knowledge Relating to Arctic Marine Species and Habitats – CBD
- Arctic Report Card 2015
