Titlebook: Socio-Ecological Systems and Decoloniality; Convergence of Indig Deepa Pullanikkatil,Kerry Hughes Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Introduction or western way of knowing. The chapter discusses the challenges and benefits of merging indigenous and western knowledges to understand complex socio-ecological systems. The authors discuss what is to be expected from the book, the diversity of chapters in terms of their geographical origins and di

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Interfacing Indigenous Knowledge with Scientific Knowledge for Improved Health Outcomes: Lessons froith treating illnesses and/or maintaining general well-being. Traditional medicine plays an integral role in the local healthcare of many societies. The subject of integrating traditional medicine (TM) into national healthcare systems for improved health outcomes is a very old one. It dates back at

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Indigenous Ways of Predicting Agricultural Droughts in Zimbabweriencing climate change impacts. Despite being remote, such areas are mainly inhabited by indigenous populations that are believed to have proven knowledge about predicting climatic events, such as droughts. This suggests that there are gaps in the coverage and strengths of available climate informa

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: Local Meanings of Climate Changeed communities in Malawi signify and experience climate change at the local level. Fieldwork in the village of Kasache revealed alternative ways of knowing and responding to climate change rooted in local environmental beliefs. The discussion of the Chichewa expression for climate change, ., leads t

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