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Yilki Guludun Tagai
Law and Bio-Cultural Knowledge


Bio-Cultural Knowledge
You may have heard the term traditional knowledge, or Bama/Islander cultural knowledge. A more recent term recognising this knowledge is Indigenous Biocultural Knowledge (IBK), ‘knowledge that encompasses people, language and culture, and their relationship to the environment’. Our services ultimately seek to put people and culture back into the environment.
You may have heard the term traditional knowledge or Bama/Islander cultural knowledge. A more recent term recognising this knowledge is Indigenous Biocultural Knowledge (IBK), a knowledge that encompasses people, language and culture, and their relationship to the environment. Our services ultimately seek to put people and culture back into the environment.
