Working with Indigenous peoples has stretched geographers' presumptions about
appropriate modes of engagement and representation. Early feminist geography prompted …

This first of three progress reports on Indigenous peoples' geographies offers an overview of
scholarship on Indigenous spatialities. The report examines research led by a growing …

In this introduction to the special issue, we explore how the experience of on-the-ground
research in Indigenous geography transforms Native and non-Native practitioners by …

Indigenous knowledge (IK) is now recognized as being critical to the development of
effective, equitable and meaningful strategies to address socio-ecological crises. However …

Plant-based diets are often perceived as being antithetical to Indigenous interests in what is
today colonially known as Canada. This perceived antithesis hinges on veganism's rejection …

Māori oral histories from the northern South Island of Aotearoa-New Zealand provide details
of ancestral experience with tsunami (s) on, and surrounding, Rangitoto (D'Urville Island) …

Frontiers of national development and agricultural expansion constitute spaces of intense
interaction, disputes and contestation. The Brazilian economy continues to largely rely on …

Indigenous peoples have been enrolled in climate change research for decades,
participating in data-gathering, as writing collaborators, and serving as the symbolic “canary …

The article examines the survival strategies and political reactions of indigenous groups in
areas of agricultural frontiers that are strongly influenced by cultural symbols, family bonds …

This paper argues for attention to place dialogue, rethinking how place meanings emerge
through interactions between human agency and the nonhuman agency of place. To speak …