Brady Knowledge Systems and Academic Science

These flashcards cover key concepts related to integrative approaches in science, Indigenous perspectives, and environmental issues discussed in the lecture.

Braiding Knowledge

An approach that integrates multiple lenses of understanding, particularly in academic and cultural contexts.

Mi'kmaq Ways

Traditional Indigenous knowledge systems, including perspectives on local ecology and species.

Integrative Science

A scientific method that combines various scientific disciplines and traditional knowledge for a holistic understanding of natural phenomena.

Environmental Assessment

A process used to evaluate the potential environmental impacts of a proposed project.

Annapolis River

A historically significant river in Canada known for its rich ecosystem and commercial fishery.

Two Eyes Seeing

A concept that emphasizes understanding through multiple perspectives, including Indigenous and academic lenses.

Tidal Turbine

A device installed in a tidal river to generate renewable energy, which can have ecological impacts.

DFO (Department of Fisheries and Oceans)

A Canadian governmental department responsible for the preservation and management of Canada's fisheries and aquatic ecosystems.

Honor's Thesis

A significant research project completed by undergraduate students, typically in their final year, as a requirement for graduation.

Nima Identity

A term used by a member of the Mi'kmaq community to describe their cultural perspective and connection to their heritage.

Collaborative Research

Research conducted jointly by multiple stakeholders, including community members, often aimed at benefiting the community and respecting traditional knowledge.