Question

"In the old days, we learned everything at once. When I went to white

school, I had to learn everything in little parts, then put it back together

again". Lakota Elder quoted in Kent Nerburn (2009)

Western science is often championed as objective, reliable, and neutral.

Since the late 17th century it has allowed society to learn about the

world through observation and experimentation of tangible and isolated

components of natural systems. In contrast, Traditional Ecological

Knowledge (TEK) is based on a holistic approach to understanding natural

systems. Some scientists and managers believe TEK is not relevant to

today's ecological problems and question TEK findings because unlike

western findings they cannot be statistically validated.

statement:

Traditional Ecological Knowledge is unreliable and

therefore should not be considered in the development of policy to address

today's pressing environmental issues.

What are 3 pro statements?

Answer 1

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