338 Index
Cook, James 207
Cook Islands 207, 209
Cook Islands Act 209
Coombe, Rosemary J. 325
counter-narratives 274–277
courts and community protocol 188–190
COVID-19 214, 231, 232
Cox, Paul 204
Craft, Aimee 56
crop genetic resources 33n23, 260, 261n12
Cultural and Spiritual Values of Biodiversity
(Posey) 11
cultural diversity 1–3, 9–10, 35n40, 97, 130,
151, 173
“cultural politics” 123–124
cultural protocols 2, 38n56, 141–142, 144,
314, 316; and biocultural community
protocols 15–17, 244; and Natural Justice
151; scholarly literature on 314
culture: “articulating” 127–132;
“integrating” nature and 122–127; as
pragmatic vision 127–132
Darwin Initiative project 18–19, 241, 243,
250, 252, 253, 302n20
Davies, M. 295
Dawson, Christine 147–148
De Castro, Viveiros 130, 133
Declaration of Belem 3, 11, 271
Declaration on the Right to Development
of 1986 13
decolonization 141–159
Descola, Phillipe 149
Diamond v. Chakrabarty 33n1, 33n11
diversity: agricultural 151; biocultural
8–13, 24, 112, 151–155, 271–272, 276;
biological 1–3, 11, 13, 35n40, 97, 117,
119, 155, 170, 212, 246; cultural 1–3,
9–10, 35n40, 97, 130, 151, 173; genetic
5, 100; linguistic 58; morphological 5;
varietal 5
Du Plessis, Pierre 151, 280
Dutfield, Graham 22, 318
Duviols, P. 107n19
Earth negotiation bulletin 125
eco-governmentality 274–277, 326
“ecological native” 292
ecological scripts: and BCPs 274–277;
counter-narratives 274–277; ecogovernmentality 274–277; new
subjectivity 274–277
“economic incentives” script 248–249
eco-power and subject-making
286–291
enemies of nature, IPLCs as 280–283; see
also “fortress conservation” model
Environmental Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act (EPBC) 1999
Regulations 210
Environmental Protection and
Conservation Act 208
environmental scripts: dominant script
283–285; imaginaries bound up with
277–285; IPLCs as “enemies of nature”
280–283; IPLCs as “premoderns” 280–
283; IPLCs as stewards of biodiversity
283–285; “small green entrepreneur”
script 278–280
Escobar, Arturo 113, 122–123, 127, 130,
135n23
Ethical conduct in research with Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and
communities: Guidelines for researchers and
stakeholders (NHMRC) 205
Ethical Guidance for Knowledge Sharing Across
Indigenous and Western Scientific Knowledge
Systems (Ethics Circle) 81
Ethical Guidelines for Research 74
ethic of stewardship 23; and biocultural
community protocols 271–300; and
biodiversity conservation 328; final note
on 291–300; legal subjectivation for
emancipation 291–300
ethics 58; initiatives in Canada 55–84
Ethics in First Nations Research 75
ethos 58, 60
Euro-modernity 272
European Union 102, 116; Horizon 2020
research and innovation program 176n1
FAO 2012 Voluntary Guidelines on the
Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land,
Fisheries and Forests in the Context of
National Food Security 170
farming communities: of analavory
(Madagascar) 26, 241, 259–260, 279–280,
321; Cederberg 238
First Global Thematic Dialogue for
Indigenous Peoples and Local
Communities 116
First Nations 17, 57, 69, 71–73, 75, 85n2,
85n3
First Nations Centre 75
“fortress conservation” model 9
Foundation for the Environment and
Natural Resources (FARN) 190
FPIC (free prior and informed consent)
14–15, 57; CIHR Guidelines and 63–64;
Consent as 61–63; see also consent
Cook, James 207
Cook Islands 207, 209
Cook Islands Act 209
Coombe, Rosemary J. 325
counter-narratives 274–277
courts and community protocol 188–190
COVID-19 214, 231, 232
Cox, Paul 204
Craft, Aimee 56
crop genetic resources 33n23, 260, 261n12
Cultural and Spiritual Values of Biodiversity
(Posey) 11
cultural diversity 1–3, 9–10, 35n40, 97, 130,
151, 173
“cultural politics” 123–124
cultural protocols 2, 38n56, 141–142, 144,
314, 316; and biocultural community
protocols 15–17, 244; and Natural Justice
151; scholarly literature on 314
culture: “articulating” 127–132;
“integrating” nature and 122–127; as
pragmatic vision 127–132
Darwin Initiative project 18–19, 241, 243,
250, 252, 253, 302n20
Davies, M. 295
Dawson, Christine 147–148
De Castro, Viveiros 130, 133
Declaration of Belem 3, 11, 271
Declaration on the Right to Development
of 1986 13
decolonization 141–159
Descola, Phillipe 149
Diamond v. Chakrabarty 33n1, 33n11
diversity: agricultural 151; biocultural
8–13, 24, 112, 151–155, 271–272, 276;
biological 1–3, 11, 13, 35n40, 97, 117,
119, 155, 170, 212, 246; cultural 1–3,
9–10, 35n40, 97, 130, 151, 173; genetic
5, 100; linguistic 58; morphological 5;
varietal 5
Du Plessis, Pierre 151, 280
Dutfield, Graham 22, 318
Duviols, P. 107n19
Earth negotiation bulletin 125
eco-governmentality 274–277, 326
“ecological native” 292
ecological scripts: and BCPs 274–277;
counter-narratives 274–277; ecogovernmentality 274–277; new
subjectivity 274–277
“economic incentives” script 248–249
eco-power and subject-making
286–291
enemies of nature, IPLCs as 280–283; see
also “fortress conservation” model
Environmental Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act (EPBC) 1999
Regulations 210
Environmental Protection and
Conservation Act 208
environmental scripts: dominant script
283–285; imaginaries bound up with
277–285; IPLCs as “enemies of nature”
280–283; IPLCs as “premoderns” 280–
283; IPLCs as stewards of biodiversity
283–285; “small green entrepreneur”
script 278–280
Escobar, Arturo 113, 122–123, 127, 130,
135n23
Ethical conduct in research with Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and
communities: Guidelines for researchers and
stakeholders (NHMRC) 205
Ethical Guidance for Knowledge Sharing Across
Indigenous and Western Scientific Knowledge
Systems (Ethics Circle) 81
Ethical Guidelines for Research 74
ethic of stewardship 23; and biocultural
community protocols 271–300; and
biodiversity conservation 328; final note
on 291–300; legal subjectivation for
emancipation 291–300
ethics 58; initiatives in Canada 55–84
Ethics in First Nations Research 75
ethos 58, 60
Euro-modernity 272
European Union 102, 116; Horizon 2020
research and innovation program 176n1
FAO 2012 Voluntary Guidelines on the
Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land,
Fisheries and Forests in the Context of
National Food Security 170
farming communities: of analavory
(Madagascar) 26, 241, 259–260, 279–280,
321; Cederberg 238
First Global Thematic Dialogue for
Indigenous Peoples and Local
Communities 116
First Nations 17, 57, 69, 71–73, 75, 85n2,
85n3
First Nations Centre 75
“fortress conservation” model 9
Foundation for the Environment and
Natural Resources (FARN) 190
FPIC (free prior and informed consent)
14–15, 57; CIHR Guidelines and 63–64;
Consent as 61–63; see also consent