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THEME 1

IMPACTS, VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTATION

Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change in the Arctic

Violet Ford
Inuit Circumpolar Council

Assessment of vulnerability of forests, alpine pastures and agriculture due to climate change in Central Himalaya, India

R. K. Maikhuri

Deux perspectives pour appréhender les implications du changement climatique : pêcheurs migrants et pêcheurs indigènes au gabon

Catherine Sabinot

African diaspora ethnobotany in the Americas: the role of floristic homogenization

Robert Voeks

THEME 2

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION EXPERIENCE

Nutrient value of some plant species used by tribals during emergency in Central India

Jain Ashok and Preeti Tiwari

Sustainable use of natural vegetation in West Africa by use of ethnoecological information

Anne Mette Lykke

Traditional management and use of local plant resources in two villages in the Northern Albanian alps: visual landscapes

Andrea Pieroni

Unraveling signals. The perceptions of climate fluctuations by forest dwellers

Edmond Dounias

Climate Change and Global Policies

Tero Mustonen
The Snowchange Project Finland

The use of indigenous knowledge in modeling and monitoring climate change and seasonal cycles: case study of the loita Masai of Kenya

Henri Saitabau

La revalorización de estrategias campesinas y la difusión de prácticas agro ecológicas para el fortalecimiento biocultural en la subcentral waca playa, Cochabamba-Bolivia

Ing. Jaime Claros, Ing. Antonio Chungara

Indigenous People and game animal management among the matsigenka of Manu Park, Perú

Glenn H. Shepard Jr.

El calentamiento global, el retroceso glaciar y sus implicancias en las comunidades nativas al este de la provincia de Canchis-Cusco

Cesar Portocarrero Rodriguez

THEME 3

LIMITS AND BARRIERS TO ADAPTATION AND DESIRED POLICY RESPONSES

Kikillan Wiñan:  People and forests in the Andes

Keely Maxwell

Percepción local respecto al cambio climático en el parque nacional sajama

Daniela Ulloa

REDD, climate change and indigenous peoples rights: From COP 13 Bali to COP 15 Copenhagem

Paula Moreira