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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative

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Last updated 03 Jul 2024
Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
The Southern Hemisphere lampreys (Geotriidae and Mordaciidae)
Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
deep ecology Laura Grace Weldon
Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
This is a funnelled basket used as an eel trap, made by people from Lake Condah in Australia.
Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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Eel Trap: Transforming indigenous knowledge into a collaborative
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