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Safeguarding craft materials
This craft materaisl directory is aimed at helping to safeguard the knowledge on ...
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by Jay Mistry
Traditional knowledge for global biodiversity and development goals
On the 12th July 2021, we showcased the results and outputs of the Darwin Initia ...
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by Jay Mistry
Traditional knowledge article series in national newspaper
As part of the national consultations of the Traditional Knowledge National Acti ...
Indigenous women: keepers of sacred knowledge
Indigenous women are distinct knowledge-holders, as well as agents of change and ...
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by Grace Albert
Consultations of the Traditional Knowledge National Action Plan for Guyana begin
A national consultation process for a draft Traditional Knowledge National Actio ...
Darwin Traditional Knowledge project participates in global biodiversity consultations
The Second Global Thematic Dialogue for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities ...
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by Jay Mistry
Building capacity for improved inclusion of traditional knowledge
The Darwin Project in Guyana – “Integrating traditional knowledge in ...
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by Jay Mistry
Indigenous Heritage 2020: Traditional knowledge directly supports conservation efforts
It has been a delight to have shared several videos that have been produced thro ...
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by Grace Albert
Indigenous Heritage 2020: Elders are the community’s historians
As part of the Darwin Initiative Traditional Knowledge in Conservation project, ...
Using MAZI’s to stimulate discussions on traditional knowledge
We have been installing low-cost autonomous wifi zones (called MAZI) to create f ...
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by Jay Mistry
My first community visit as a researcher
Ena George joined the North Rupununi District Development Board (NRDDB) as a com ...
Pilot training in traditional knowledge integration for local stakeholders in Guyana
Aimed at representatives of governmental organizations, civil society groups/NGO ...
Reviewing global action plans for traditional knowledge
Jennifer Rose, an intern at Royal Holloway University of London, spent January 2 ...
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by Jay Mistry
Wildlife conservation: the role of traditional knowledge
This article celebrates World Wildlife Day and the important role that tradition ...
Bridging the north south divide
In this article, we hear from Marshalla Perry from Maruranau Village in the Sout ...
Progress towards greater recognition and integration of traditional knowledge in Guyana
This article talks about the Traditional Knowledge National Action Plan (TKNAP) ...
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by Jay Mistry
Hearing from community researchers - testimonials from the Darwin Traditional Knowledge project
Peer researchers are recognised members of, and have kinship, ties, and alliance ...
Engaging Communities to ensure Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC)
Community engagement continues, as the Darwin Initiative project focused on the ...
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by Grace Albert
Looking Ahead: engaging the policy makers
The communities of the North Rupununi have captured their opinions through parti ...
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by Jay Mistry
International Day for Biodiversity (IDB) 2018
As we celebrate the world’s diverse variety of life, IDB 2018 is an oppor ...
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by Jay Mistry
Travelling South: my first field trip
Betsy Alvin, an intern on the Darwin Initiative Traditional Knowledge in Conserv ...
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by Grace Albert
Screening community videos with policymakers
Over the past year, Indigenous communities in the protected areas of Guyana have ...
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by Jay Mistry
The integrating of traditional knowledge into national policy project continues to touch communities
Integrating Traditional Knowledge into National Policy and Practice is one-year ...
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by Jay Mistry
Masakanarî Village: The Unexpected
The Darwin field team recently visited the Wai Wai indigenous community of Masak ...
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by Jay Mistry
Review of traditional knowledge within Guyanese policy
This working paper presents a policy review method that has been developed to as ...
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by Jay Mistry
Community engagement in the North Rupununi, Guyana
This video shows the first phase of community engagement in the Darwin Initiativ ...
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by Jay Mistry
Traditional Knowledge in Guyana: Let's talk about Wetlands!
As we join the world in observing World Wetlands Day, let us reflect on the impo ...
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by Jay Mistry
Traditional knowledge challenges and community owned solutions
Building capacity was not the only activity the local North Rupununi District De ...
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by Jay Mistry
Building capacity in participatory video in the North Rupununi
Over the course of the last four weeks – 19th Nov to 16th Dec – the ...
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by Jay Mistry
Free, Prior and Informed Consent Process begins in the North Rupununi for COBRA 2.0
This article described the Free, Prior and Informed Consent process in Guyana fo ...
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by Jay Mistry
Developing a theory of change for traditional knowledge and conservation
The Darwin Initiative inception meeting took place on the 6th September 2017 at ...
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by Jay Mistry
Darwin Initiative project launched in Guyana
British High Commission hosts launch of 'Integrating traditional knowledge ...
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by Jay Mistry
Protecting and promoting traditional knowledge on UN Indigenous Peoples Day
This article talks about the 10th Anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Right ...
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by Jay Mistry
Launch of Darwin Initiative project
Working in Guyana, this project will address Aichi Biodiversity Target 18, incor ...
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by Jay Mistry
Why bridging traditional knowledge and environmental science matters
In the Collective, we endeavour to bridge Indigenous and Western science knowled ...
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by Jay Mistry