案例简介：照片由Michaela Skovranova @ mishkusk/“我们有一句谚语: '等待时间'-你不能要求的东西，它会在你想要的时候来到你身边。有人告诉我一些事情，一些我不知道我需要听到的事情。一位长者告诉我，我们目前以人类的形式生活，这种形式有能力照顾国家。当我们通过其他形式前进时，我们可能没有这种能力，但我们将留在这里生活在乡村。” -Marlikka PerdrisatMarlikka Perdrisat (Nyikina Warrwa/Barkindji Wangkumara) 在土著和西方知识体系的中心长大，使她处于捍卫第一定律的独特位置。第一项法律，即土地法，是基于地点的治理，这意味着它规定了对该特定地点至关重要的行为-地质，植物和整个环境。# 澳大利亚 # Gadigal # 土著知识 # 环境 # 气候

案例简介：Photo by Michaela Skovranova @mishkusk / “We have a saying: ‘waiting time’—you cannot ask for something, it will come to you when it is meant to. I was told something, something I didn’t know I needed to hear. I was told by an elder that we are currently living in human form, a form that has the ability to look after Country. As we move through our other forms we may not have this ability, but we will remain here living on Country.” —Marlikka PerdrisatMarlikka Perdrisat (Nyikina Warrwa/Barkindji Wangkumara) grew up in the center of Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, placing her in a unique position to champion First Law. First Law, law of the land, is place-based governance, meaning it stipulates the conduct essential for that particular place—the geology, the plants, and the environment as a whole. #Australia #Gadigal #Indigenousknowledge #Environment #Climate

国家地理 - Photo by Michaela Skovranova @mishkusk / “We have a saying: ‘waiting time’—you cannot ask for something, it will come to

案例简介：照片由Michaela Skovranova @ mishkusk/“我们有一句谚语: '等待时间'-你不能要求的东西，它会在你想要的时候来到你身边。有人告诉我一些事情，一些我不知道我需要听到的事情。一位长者告诉我，我们目前以人类的形式生活，这种形式有能力照顾国家。当我们通过其他形式前进时，我们可能没有这种能力，但我们将留在这里生活在乡村。” -Marlikka PerdrisatMarlikka Perdrisat (Nyikina Warrwa/Barkindji Wangkumara) 在土著和西方知识体系的中心长大，使她处于捍卫第一定律的独特位置。第一项法律，即土地法，是基于地点的治理，这意味着它规定了对该特定地点至关重要的行为-地质，植物和整个环境。# 澳大利亚 # Gadigal # 土著知识 # 环境 # 气候

国家地理 - Photo by Michaela Skovranova @mishkusk / “We have a saying: ‘waiting time’—you cannot ask for something, it will come to

案例简介：Photo by Michaela Skovranova @mishkusk / “We have a saying: ‘waiting time’—you cannot ask for something, it will come to you when it is meant to. I was told something, something I didn’t know I needed to hear. I was told by an elder that we are currently living in human form, a form that has the ability to look after Country. As we move through our other forms we may not have this ability, but we will remain here living on Country.” —Marlikka PerdrisatMarlikka Perdrisat (Nyikina Warrwa/Barkindji Wangkumara) grew up in the center of Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, placing her in a unique position to champion First Law. First Law, law of the land, is place-based governance, meaning it stipulates the conduct essential for that particular place—the geology, the plants, and the environment as a whole. #Australia #Gadigal #Indigenousknowledge #Environment #Climate

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国家地理 - Photo by Michaela Skovranova @mishkusk / “We have a saying: ‘waiting time’—you cannot ask for something, it will come to

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