Session 5: Developing research infrastructure partnerships with local and indigenous communities
Tuesday, 3rd December 2.00PM AEST | Breakout Session
Session abstract coming soon
Panellist
Niklas Labba grew up as a traditional reindeer herder and has for many years, initiated partnerships between Sámi communities and the EU- INTERACT network. There, Sámi reindeer herders and researchers have collaborated to monitor and develop new knowledge about the impacts of climate change. He has represented the Sámi council, the Swedish and Norwegian Governments, the Convention on Biological Diversity and United Nations bodies.
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