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Paradigm shifts for a planetary emergency: Towards an anthropocenography for urban coastal research at False Bay, Cape Town, South Africa by Green, Lesley

“…Reflecting on a recent three-decade review of the social-ecological sciences of False Bay in Cape Town that was co-authored by 32 South African based…”
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Beyond South Africa’s ‘indigenous knowledge – science’ wars by Green, Lesley J.F.

“…In this paper, the paradoxes and difficulties attending the notion of indigenous knowledge in South Africa are reviewed and an alternative dialogue about…”
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Desalination and seawater quality at Green Point, Cape Town : a study on the effects of marine sewage outfalls by Abegunde, Adeola P., Sanusi, Cecilia Y., Green, Lesley, Barnes, Jo, Petrik, Leslie, Zackon, Melissa

“…This paper presents our collection methods, laboratory protocols and findings in respect of sewage pollution affecting seawater and marine organisms in Table…”
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The burden of emerging contaminants upon an Atlantic Ocean marine protected reserve adjacent to Camps Bay, Cape Town, South Africa by Ojemaye, Cecilia Y., Pampanin, Daniela M., Sydnes, Magne O., Green, Lesley, Petrik, Leslie

“…The presence and levels of fifteen chemicals of emerging concerns, including five perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), two industrial chemicals, seven…”
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Opening dialogue and fostering collaboration: different ways of knowing in fisheries research by Duggan, Greg L, Rogerson, Jennifer J.M, Green, Lesley J.F, Jarre, Astrid

“…We set out to explore some of the impediments which hinder effective communication among fishers, fisheries researchers and managers using detailed…”
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‘Indigenous Knowledge’ and ‘Science’: Reframing the Debate on Knowledge Diversity by Green, Lesley J. F.

“…Responding to Kai Horsthemke’s call for the valorisation of universal knowledge within the debate on indigenous knowledge, the paper argues for an…”
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Challenging epistemologies: Exploring knowledge practices in Palikur astronomy by Green, Lesley J.F.

“…Attempts to resolve the duality of ‘indigenous knowledge’ and ‘Science’ raises the problem of the tenability of knowledges. Arguing that multiculturalist…”
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Beyond South Africa's 'indigenous knowledge - science' wars by Lesley Green

“…In this paper, the paradoxes and difficulties attending the notion of indigenous knowledge in South Africa are reviewed and an alternative dialogue about…”
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‘Thinking like a fish’: adaptive strategies for coping with vulnerability and variability emerging from a relational engagement with kob by Duggan, Greg L, Green, Lesley JF, Jarre, Astrid

“…Based on ethnographic fieldwork amongst a group of commercial handline fishers in the town of Stilbaai in South Africa’s southern Cape region, this paper…”
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Plants, people and health: three disciplines at work in Namaqualand by Green, Lesley, Gammon, David W, Hoffman, Michael T, Cohen, Joshua, Hilgart, Amelia, Morrell, Robert. G, Verran, Helen, Wheat, Nicola

“…In Paulshoek, Namaqualand, three research projects focusing on medicinal plants were developed concurrently. The projects were based in the disciplines of…”
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Material flows as Earth politics: Concepts, methods, and approaches for transdisciplinary diagnostics and repair at Muizenberg East, Cape Town by Green, Lesley

“…Muizenberg East, in Cape Town, South Africa, is a peri-urban landscape that encompasses sewage works, tourist beaches, a nature reserve, a waste dump, a Ramsar…”
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Opening dialogue and fostering collaboration: Different ways of knowing in fisheries research by Duggan, Greg L, Rogerson, Jennifer J M, Green, Lesley J F, Jarre, Astrid

“…The authors set out to explore some of the impediments which hinder effective communication among fishers, fisheries researchers and managers using detailed…”
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Corrigendum: Desalination and seawater quality at Green Point, Cape Town: A study on the effects of marine sewage outfalls by Leslie Petrik, Lesley Green, Adeola P. Abegunde, Melissa Zackon, Cecilia Y. Sanusi, Jo Barnes

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Cultural heritage, archives & citizenship: reflections on using Virtual Reality for presenting knowledge diversity in the public sphere 1 by Green, Lesley J. F.

“…This article reports on an effort to apply to an oral history archive design the findings of ethnographic research regarding the visualisation of space and the…”
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The Indigenous Knowledge Systems Policy of 2004: Challenges for South African Universities by Green, Lesley J F

“…South Africa's Indigenous Knowledge Systems Policy was approved by Cabinet in 2004, and the National Indigenous Knowledge Systems Office (NIKSO) was opened in…”
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Unmaking Soil Mastery by Green, Lesley

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A Comment on the Anthropocene Manifesto by Green, Lesley

“…Present challenges and potential futures; principles for a pact on coexistence; proposals for living and thinking the Anthropocene in Chile: the core sections…”
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Fisheries science, Parliament and fishers׳ knowledge in South Africa: An attempt at scholarly diplomacy by Green, Lesley

“…•Traces misunderstandings between South African Parliamentarians and Fisheries scientists.•Explores Parliamentarians' understanding of indigenous…”
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No Room for Error: The Impact COVID-19 School Closures Have on Literacy Proficiency in Primary Grade Students by Green, Lesley

“…The COVID-19 global pandemic caused the education world to shift to distance learning. Before then, technology usage in the classroom showed minimal…”
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Unmaking Soil Mastery: Postscript by Green, Lesley

“…Audre Lorde cautioned that the master’s house will never be taken down with the master’s tools. Her insight has new poignancy in the Anthropocene where the…”
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