Whispering Tides: Uniting Wisdom and Insight on Ocean Acidification
Fanny Mcconnell
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
In this thought-provoking book, discover a captivating exploration of the profound connection between scientific understanding and traditional ecological knowledge. Delve into a fascinating journey that bridges the gap between two worlds, as we uncover the wealth of wisdom embedded within indigenous cultures. With an emphasis on the ever-pressing issue of ocean acidification, this book encapsulates the union of science and tradition, inviting readers to contemplate the significance of indigenous knowledge in tackling such complex challenges. Engage with the intertwining narratives of science and indigenous wisdom as they come together harmoniously to shape a future of knowledge and respect for the world's oceans.
Duration - 5h 3m.
Author - Fanny Mcconnell.
Narrator - Digital Voice Madelyn G.
Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Daniel Edward Hunt ©.
Location:
United States
Networks:
Fanny Mcconnell
Digital Voice Madelyn G
Daniel Edward Hunt
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Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In this thought-provoking book, discover a captivating exploration of the profound connection between scientific understanding and traditional ecological knowledge. Delve into a fascinating journey that bridges the gap between two worlds, as we uncover the wealth of wisdom embedded within indigenous cultures. With an emphasis on the ever-pressing issue of ocean acidification, this book encapsulates the union of science and tradition, inviting readers to contemplate the significance of indigenous knowledge in tackling such complex challenges. Engage with the intertwining narratives of science and indigenous wisdom as they come together harmoniously to shape a future of knowledge and respect for the world's oceans. Duration - 5h 3m. Author - Fanny Mcconnell. Narrator - Digital Voice Madelyn G. Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Daniel Edward Hunt ©.
Language:
English
Chapter 1: Introduction 6
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- Definition and explanation of ocean acidification 7
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- Importance of studying ocean acidification in the context of climate change 10
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- Introducing the concept of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) 13
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- Thesis statement: The significance of bridging scientific understanding and TEK in addressing ocean acidification 17
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Chapter 2: Scientific Understanding of Ocean Acidification 18
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- Description of the biochemical process causing ocean acidification 21
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- Analysis of the sources and drivers of ocean acidification (e.g., carbon dioxide emissions, pollution) 24
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- Impacts of ocean acidification on marine ecosystems and biodiversity 27
Duration:00:04:16
- Evaluation of scientific research and data on ocean acidification 30
Duration:00:04:30
Chapter 3: Traditional Ecological Knowledge 33
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- Overview of traditional knowledge systems and their importance in indigenous cultures 36
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- Examination of indigenous communities and their reliance on marine resources 39
Duration:00:04:39
- Examples of indigenous fishing practices, insights, and seasonal adaptations 43
Duration:00:03:51
- Discussion of the ways TEK has been efficient regarding marine conservation 46
Duration:00:04:45
Chapter 4: Ocean Acidification: Implications for Indigenous Communities 49
Duration:00:04:27
- Analysis of the specific challenges faced by indigenous communities due to ocean acidification 52
Duration:00:04:22
- Case studies on the impacts of ocean acidification on indigenous livelihoods (e.g., declining fish populations, cultural disruptions) 55
Duration:00:04:37
- Relationship between TEK, climate change, and ocean acidification 58
Duration:00:04:10
Chapter 5: Bridging Science and Tradition: Past and Present Research 61
Duration:00:03:40
- Exploration of previous attempts to integrate scientific knowledge with TEK 64
Duration:00:04:59
- Overview of collaborative research projects between scientists and indigenous communities focused on ocean acidification 68
Duration:00:05:14
- Analysis of the benefits and challenges of combining scientific and traditional knowledge 72
Duration:00:05:06
Chapter 6: Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Adaptation 76
Duration:00:05:34
- Examination of how indigenous communities have historically adapted to environmental changes 80
Duration:00:04:36
- Insights from TEK on climate change adaptation strategies 83
Duration:00:04:38
- Examples of successful integration of TEK and scientific knowledge in climate change adaptation projects 87
Duration:00:03:46
Chapter 7: Understanding, Valuing, and Respecting Traditional Ecological Knowledge 90
Duration:00:03:36
- Importance of understanding and respecting TEK to address ocean acidification 93
Duration:00:04:41
- Ethical considerations in the use of traditional knowledge systems 96
Duration:00:03:53
- Promoting the valorization of indigenous knowledge in scientific research 99
Duration:00:04:19
Chapter 8: Synergies and Integrations: Co-creation of Knowledge 102
Duration:00:04:17
- Exploring successful frameworks and partnerships for bridging science and traditional knowledge 105
Duration:00:04:49
- Benefits of co-creating knowledge through collaborations between indigenous communities and scientific institutions 109
Duration:00:04:19
- Case studies on successful co-creation projects addressing ocean acidification 112
Duration:00:05:13
Chapter 9: Education and Capacity Building 116
Duration:00:04:45
- Importance of incorporating TEK in educational systems 119
Duration:00:04:33
- Strategies to enhance scientific literacy within indigenous communities 122
Duration:00:03:39
- Designing and implementing culturally-sensitive education programs related to ocean acidification 125
Duration:00:04:44
Chapter 10: Integrating Traditional Practices and Scientific Solutions 128
Duration:00:05:02
- Identifying areas for collaboration and exchange between TEK and scientific communities 132
Duration:00:04:37
- Case studies on how traditional practices and knowledge can complement scientific solutions in mitigating ocean acidification 135
Duration:00:04:25
- 'Best practices' on integrating traditional and scientific knowledge for sustainable ocean management 138
Duration:00:05:18
Chapter 11: Inclusion and Empowerment of Indigenous Communities 142
Duration:00:06:06
- Discussion on the crucial role of indigenous participation in policy-making and decision-making processes 146
Duration:00:04:37
- Challenges faced by indigenous communities in accessing resources and representation 149
Duration:00:04:25
- Strategies to promote the inclusion and empowerment of indigenous communities 152
Duration:00:05:45
Chapter 12: Indigenous Knowledge and Conservation Efforts 156
Duration:00:04:29
- Analysis of how TEK contributes to conservation initiatives 159
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- Exploration of customary ecological practices and their relevance in today's conservation efforts 163
Duration:00:05:17
- Examples of successful conservation projects driven by traditional knowledge 167
Duration:00:04:09
Chapter 13: Cultural Revitalization and Traditional Practices 170
Duration:00:04:23
- Identifying ways in which ocean acidification affects indigenous cultural heritage 173
Duration:00:04:39
- Documentation and preservation of traditional practices and knowledge 176
Duration:00:03:57
- The role of cultural revitalization in reinforcing TEK and indigenous identities 179
Duration:00:04:27
Chapter 14: Mainstreaming Indigenous Knowledge in Public Policies 182
Duration:00:03:25
- Analysis of the inclusion of indigenous knowledge in local, national, and international policies 185
Duration:00:04:48
- Examination of frameworks and protocols for integrating traditional ecological knowledge into policy-making 188
Duration:00:04:24
- Importance of recognizing and respecting indigenous rights in policy development processes 191
Duration:00:04:11
Chapter 15: Challenges, Controversies, and Ethics 194
Duration:00:03:21
- Identification of key challenges and controversies surrounding the integration of TEK and scientific knowledge 197
Duration:00:04:16
- Ethical considerations in conducting research with indigenous communities 200
Duration:00:04:36
- Approaches to address potential conflicts and ensure the ethical use of traditional knowledge 203
Duration:00:03:49
Chapter 16: Looking Towards the Future: Recommendations and Pathways Forward 206
Duration:00:04:53
- Suggestions for future research directions, collaborations, and opportunities 210
Duration:00:04:06
- Policy recommendations to promote the integration of TEK and scientific understanding in addressing ocean acidification 213
Duration:00:04:49
Chapter 17: Conclusion 216
Duration:00:00:01
- Recapitulation of the importance of bridging scientific understanding and traditional ecological knowledge 217
Duration:00:03:54
- Reflection on the implications and significance of this connection in responding to ocean acidification 220
Duration:00:04:42
- Final thoughts on the potential synergies and collaboration between indigenous communities and scientific research for sustainable ocean management 223
Duration:00:04:16