Arctic climate change has the potential to affect access to semi-permanent trails on land,
water and sea ice, which are the main forms of transport for communities in many …

Traditional food is central to Inuit culture and sense of identity. Recent changes in lifestyle,
climate, and animal populations have influenced how people practice and experience …

Indigenous and rural societies who have contributed least to anthropogenic climate change
are facing its harshest consequences. One of the greatest challenges of climate change is …

Abstract The eastern Canadian Subarctic and Arctic are experiencing significant
environmental change with widespread implications for the people, plants, and animals …

As an Indigenous community of Algeria and the broader Sahel, the Tuareg hold unique
ecological knowledge, which might contribute to broader models of place‐based climate …

In mountain environments dimensions of climate change are unclear because of limited
availability of meteorological stations. However, there is a necessity to assess the scope of …

Many recognize the role of public policy in catalyzing action to address climate change.
Attention has turned to theories of policy change, focusing on agents and their activities …

Satellite remote sensing is a popular approach for identifying vegetation change in northern
environments; however, disentangling ecological processes causing variability in spectral …

Nunavik's residents experience significant social and environmental disruptions due to
climate change. These disruptions add to the widespread changes that the Inuit have …

For Inuit in the subarctic transition zone of northeastern Canada, an intimate knowledge of
the environment and local biodiversity is crucial for successful traditional activities. This …