2020 Indigenous Forum on Cumulative Effects – McMurray Métis Freshwater Clam Study Team
Leonard Hansen Sr, Debra Hopkins, Tara Joly, Russell Noseworthy
2020
English
Alberta
Metis observed a decrease in clams. Monitoring program started in 2017 to find out where the freshwater clams went and why. For Indigenous people the clams are an important indicator of freshwater health. Reviews, research area, methods, and integration of Indigenous Knowledge and Western science.
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