I think that one, I think thatwe're just learning so much more now today from...
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I think that one, I think that
we're just learning so much more now today from Indigenous
peoples themselves about sort of the traditional
ecological knowledge and indigenous knowledge that
Indigenous people hold and then kind of
integrating that with what we learn from kind of
Western science and academia
we're just learning so much more now today from Indigenous
peoples themselves about sort of the traditional
ecological knowledge and indigenous knowledge that
Indigenous people hold and then kind of
integrating that with what we learn from kind of
Western science and academia
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I think that one, I think that
we're just learning so much
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more now today from Indigenous
peoples themselves about
00:00:08.733 --> 00:00:11.005
sort of the traditional
ecological knowledge and
00:00:11.005 --> 00:00:14.006
indigenous knowledge that
Indigenous people hold
00:00:14.006 --> 00:00:17.007
and then kind of
integrating that with what we
00:00:17.007 --> 00:00:21.000
learn from kind of
Western science and academia.
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Movie Summary
A journey through more than 10,000 years of North American history and across some of the continent's most iconic landscapes, tracing the mammal's evolution.
