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Ecological Knowledge

Across Cultures and Landscapes

A collaborative knowledge commons documenting ecological knowledge, environmental change, biodiversity, and culture across the world.


Globe
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Theme
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Biodiversity
Biodiversity
Water Systems
Water Systems
Fire and Land Management
Fire & Land
Management
Forest Knowledge
Forest
Knowledge
Fisheries
Fisheries
Animal Relations
Animal
Relations
Climate Change
Climate
Change
Agriculture
Agriculture
Traditional Medicine
Traditional
Medicine
Dreams and Cosmologies
Dreams &
Cosmologies
Featured Knowledge Collections
Indigenous Ecological Knowledge
Traditional systems of environmental observation, stewardship, and adaptation.
Environmental Change
Historical and contemporary accounts of ecological transformation.
Atlas of Ecological Knowledge
Interactive maps connecting places, species, stories, and communities.
Biodiversity Archive
Species accounts, habitats, and community-based observations from around the world.


Communities & Contributors

Researchers, students, elders, community knowledge holders, artists, and educators contribute to Ekologos.


About Ekologos Wiki
About Ekologos Wiki

Ekologos Wiki is an open, collaborative platform for sharing and learning from ecological knowledge across cultures and landscapes. Our mission is to support respectful exchange, safeguard diverse knowledge traditions, and inspire care for the living world.


The Ekologos Project
The Ekologos Project

The Ekologos Wiki emerged from the Global Environmental Humanities Project and was developed through partnerships in Norway, India, Brazil, and beyond.