As we have always done: Sharing Māori, Anishinaabe and Gàidheil responses to climate challenge

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Indigenous communities are leveraging cultural protocols to enhance multigenerational resilience against climate challenges.
Recent research highlights the importance of knowledge exchange among Māori, Anishinaabe, and Gàidheil in addressing ecological pressures.
An indigenist research approach supports inclusive discussion on human-environmental wellbeing and diverse Indigenous identities.
Cross-context strategies may provide relevant insights for responding to climate challenges globally, emphasizing cultural and ecological integrity.

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This article explores inclusive indigenous-led strategies for resilience in climate change, highlighting knowledge exchange and cultural protocols.

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This article explores inclusive indigenous-led strategies for resilience in climate change, highlighting knowledge exchange and cultural protocols.