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3. Indigenous Knowledge and Fishing Techniques

The chapter explores the role of indigenous knowledge in fishing practices and ecosystem understanding. It highlights how local communities, particularly the Tagbanwas of Coron Island, have developed a rich understanding of sacred fishing areas through myths and traditions passed down through generations. These cultural narratives help define boundaries and foster respect for ecological systems, emphasizing the importance of intangible heritage in sustainable practices.

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Sections

  • 1

    Indigenous Knowledge And Fishing Techniques

    This section explores indigenous fishing techniques and the cultural significance of sacred fishing grounds within the fishing communities of Coron Island.

    Learning Practice

  • 1.1

    Understanding Sacred Places

    The section explores the importance of sacred places in fishing communities, emphasizing inherited knowledge and respect for traditional practices.

    Learning Practice

  • 1.2

    Indigenous Myths And Traditions

    This section explores the relationship between indigenous knowledge and fishing practices, emphasizing sacred places and myths that guide these traditions.

    Learning Practice

  • 1.3

    Communal Respect And Sickness Beliefs

    This section explores the role of communal respect in indigenous fishing practices, emphasizing the significance of sacred places and traditional knowledge passed through generations.

    Learning Practice

  • 1.4

    Intangible Traditions In Fishing

    This section explores the intangible traditions in fishing as practiced by indigenous communities, focusing on their ecological knowledge, myths, and communal respect for sacred fishing grounds.

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  • 2

    Regina's Work

    Regina's work highlights indigenous knowledge regarding sacred fishing sites and traditions among fishermen communities.

    Learning Practice

References

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What we have learnt

  • Indigenous knowledge signif...
  • Cultural myths play a vital...
  • Intergenerational transmiss...

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