Abstract
Anderson presented Local Contexts and its Traditional Knowledge and Biocultural Labels, which assert Indigenous data sovereignty and make Indigenous data visible in repositories such as GBIF. She also described work with Taylor & Francis to recognise non-human entities — rivers, forests, lagoons — as authors, and to establish community data trusts.
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