culture

Reference

Artistic representations of the sea and coast: implications for sustainability

Stocker L., Kennedy D.. 2011. Artistic representations of the sea and coast: implications for sustainability. Landscapes . 4(2):97-123.

Introduction to Australian coasts and human influences

Stocker L., Kenchington R.A., Kennedy D., Steven A.D.L.. 2012. Introduction to Australian coasts and human influences. In, Kenchington, R., Stocker, L. & Wood, D. (Eds) Sustainable Coastal Management and Climate Change: Lessons from Regional Australia.

Talking circles: a Native American approach to experiential learning

Running-Wolf P., Rickard J.A.. 2003. Talking circles: a Native American approach to experiential learning. Journal of Multicultural Counselling and Development. 31(1)

The importance of social learning and culture for sustainable water management

Pahl-Wostl C., Tabara D.J., Bouwen R., Craps M., Deuwulf A., Mostert E., Ridder D., Taillieu T.. 2008. The importance of social learning and culture for sustainable water management. Ecological Economics. 64

Indigenous Coastal Website Guidelines

Introduction

These guidelines provide some advice about the establishment of a website representing local Indigenous coastal and marine values. As an example of a recent website created using this approach please see www.derbalnara.org.au

Reference Annotation

P. Wolf R, Rickard J.A.. 2003. Talking circles: a Native American approach to experiential learning. Journal of Multicultural Counselling and Development. 31(1)

Aim/objectives:

Presents talking circles as a novel approach to create cultural awareness within experiential learning processes

Geographic Focus:

United States

Methods:

Action research: talking circle participation

Pahl-Wostl C., Tabara D.J., Bouwen R., Craps M., Deuwulf A., Mostert E., Ridder D., Taillieu T.. 2008. The importance of social learning and culture for sustainable water management. Ecological Economics. 64

Aim/objectives:

Introduces social learning as a key conceptual framework for advancing an integrated resource management approach.

Geographic Focus:

Europe

Coastal Collaboration Cluster

culture

Reference

Artistic representations of the sea and coast: implications for sustainability

Introduction to Australian coasts and human influences

Talking circles: a Native American approach to experiential learning

The importance of social learning and culture for sustainable water management

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Indigenous Coastal Website Guidelines

Introduction

Reference Annotation

P. Wolf R, Rickard J.A.. 2003. Talking circles: a Native American approach to experiential learning. Journal of Multicultural Counselling and Development. 31(1)

Aim/objectives:

Geographic Focus:

Methods:

Pahl-Wostl C., Tabara D.J., Bouwen R., Craps M., Deuwulf A., Mostert E., Ridder D., Taillieu T.. 2008. The importance of social learning and culture for sustainable water management. Ecological Economics. 64

Aim/objectives:

Geographic Focus:

Methods:

Coastal Cluster Partner Agencies