Learning Together for and with the Martuwarra Fitzroy River

Autor: Yvonne Collard, Valerie Lennard, Pansy Nulgit, Patricia Riley, Mervyn Street, Duran Hobbs, Sarah Laborde, Anne Poelina, Wallace Midmee, Annette Kogolo, Willy Brumby, Gordon Smith, Elizabeth Jingle, Herbert Marshall, John Hill, Arosha Sunfly, Kaunell Shaw, Mary Aiken, Nathan Lennard, Joe Ross, Olive Knight, Con Lennard, Rosemary Hill, Rachel Buissereth, Marmingee Hand, Andrea Myers, Chloe Nulgit, Virgil Cherel, Barry Lennard, Dennis Chungalla, Matt Dawson, Alistair Hobbs, Ilisapeci Lyons, Sam Cox, Patricia Juboy, Lindsay Malay, Lezeka Millindee, Milena Kiatkoski Kim, George Brooking, Joy Nuggett, Cissy Gore-Birch, Nelita Malay, Ileen Malay, Harry Yungabun, Diane Mowaljarlai, Victor Bulmer, Tim Cranbell, Josephine Forrest, Bernadette Williams, Ina Shadforth, Bronson Wongawol, Pia Harkness, Camelia Juboy, Ross James, Stuart Morton, Roly Skander, Jean Malay, Cyntala Cook, Daniel Poudrill, Zenneth Malay, Heather Wungundin, Pauline Thomas, Sandy Skeen, Thomas Nnarda, Taliesha Collard, Deon Lennard, Nat Raisbeck-Brown, Lloyd Nulgit, Ashley Clifton, Sherika Brooking, Jane Bieundurry, David Marshall, Jorge G. Álvarez-Romero, Jimmy Shandley

Publikováno v: Sustainability Science. 17:351-375

Co-production across scientific and Indigenous knowledge systems has become a cornerstone of research to enhance knowledge, practice, ethics, and foster sustainability transformations. However, the profound differences in world views and the complex

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