This blog explores a range of Jahai hunting, knowledge, spiritual and cultural practices, as well as the impact of tourism, and related socioeconomic challenges, drawing on specific scholarly studies. The aim is to provide a well-rounded picture of the Jahai in the twenty-first century, celebrating their cultural idiosyncrasies, while being honest about the challenges they face in an increasingly globalised society.
This blog examines the role of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) in addressing climate change, drawing from Fikret Berkes’ Sacred Ecology. It discusses TEK’s dynamic, community-based nature and its complementarity with scientific approaches to inform adaptation strategies. The aim is to highlight the value of TEK in fostering collaborative, interdisciplinary solutions to complex environmental challenges.
This blog discusses the integration of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) into curriculum development, focusing on the cultural and ecological insights of indigenous communities in Malaysia. The aim is to highlight TEK's transformative potential in addressing educational and environmental challenges through systemic changes that value indigenous knowledge alongside scientific paradigms.
This blog explores the role of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) in addressing climate change by fostering resilience and supporting sustainable adaptation strategies. It discusses the cultural depth of TEK and its potential to complement scientific methods through collaborative efforts. The aim is to emphasise the critical importance of TEK in shaping inclusive, localised, and effective responses to the global climate crisis.
