
UPDATE
January 2013
Theytus Books Publishes the Maiyoo Keyoh
In January 2013, the Maiyoo Keyoh was featured in this book of essays.
Dr. Wilcock and Jim Munroe discuss the aboriginal non-spatial relationships which must be considered by NRM managers
"For the Maiyoo Keyoh, the sites of significance tell a story of spatial connection – a pattern of use which conveys how the sites are connected. Far from being separate entities, the sites of significance are literally created by the environment around them. The trails are a clear example of spatial connection as well as human-nature ontological inseparability of time:"
Joining the dots: developing methodologies of communication in environmental decision-making is one of 17 essays in this collection.
Read more: http://www.theytus.com/Book-List/Indigenous-Earth-Praxis-and-Transformation