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© Phillip Burgess-International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry

Connections between reindeer herders, traditional knowledge, and biodiversity conservation in the Arctic and Subarctic explained. Featured are two Association of World Reindeer Herders projects, EALLIN and Nomadic Herders.

Year: 2015

From album: Videos from : UNEP Year eBook 2014 Update - Rapid change in the Arctic

Produced by: Grid-Arendal

Tags: Arctic biodiversity climate change conservation documentary energy indigenous peoples polar reindeer husbandry

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