Cutural Mapping
Euromed Heritage workshop on cultural mapping
Euromed Heritage is conducting a training workshop in Nicosia, Cyprus on cultural mapping to support to civil society actors in the better management of
Mediterranean cultural heritage. The workshop will introduce participants to a range of cultural mapping methods and applications, from well‐established procedures to cutting‐edge practice, and open up discussion for participants to consider its usefulness as a tool, and how it might be incorporated into their current and future practice.
Methodology of Collaborative Cultural Mapping
This manual of collaborative mapping is an excellent resource developed by Amazon Conservation Team (ACT), a Virginia-based group with field offices in Brazil, Suriname, and Colombia. The manual was developed for the use of individuals and institutions that work with traditional communities that have expressed a desire to initiate a cultural mapping process in their territories. At the same time, it seeks to offer readers a basic understanding of the techniques used to create cultural maps, procedures carried out by and with the communities.
Living Proof: a new data collection guide for cultural mapping
Ecotrust Canada and the Union of BC Indian Chiefs have jointly announced the publication of a new book by Terry Tobias on Indigenous use-and-occupancy map surveys. Living Proof: The Essential Data-Collection Guide for Indigenous Use-and-Occupancy Map Surveys by Terry N. Tobias follows the popular guidebook on the same topic titled Chief Kerry's Moose published in 2000.
Provision for Cultural Values in Water Management: The Anmatyerr Story
The Anmatyerr Water Project, conducted by Naomi Rea in collaboration with the Anmatyerr community, provides a best practice case study relating to water, natural resource management, protecting Aboriginal Law and knowledge, training, inter-cultural literacy, and sustainable livelihoods and economies.
