Researchers Urge Intertwining Indigenous Rights, Endangered Species Laws To Move Beyond Simply Avoiding Risk Of Extinction

Increasing caribou populations in northeastern British Columbia demonstrate that partnerships between Indigenous and colonial governments can reverse prolonged declines, yet the emphasis must now be placed on establishing culturally significant restoration objectives, assert a collective of scholars and community members in a recent publication featured in Science this week.

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