Investigating representations of indigenous peoples and indigenous knowledge in zoos

Jonathan Robert Bowers; Gail Richmond

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Jonathan Robert Bowers ¹ ^* , Gail Richmond ¹

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¹ Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA^* Corresponding Author

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Many scholars advocate for indigenous knowledge (IK) to be integrated into science education to foster a more inclusive educational environment. Informal science learning spaces provide opportunities for encountering science phenomena and broader perspectives. Zoos have the potential to include IK into their informational signage due to having collections of native plants and animals that are significant to Indigenous communities. The history of zoos being platforms for colonialist ideologies also necessitates acknowledgement of how White Settler colonialism has negatively impacted Indigenous peoples. We therefore investigated how two zoos in North America portray IK and perspectives in zoo sections centering native animals. We found that while both zoos provide strong examples of how IK can be included in zoo signage, certain aspects of IK (particularly that of climate patterns), were largely absent. Additionally, zoo signage largely ignored the impact of settler colonialism on both the natural environment and indigenous cultures.

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indigenous knowledge
informal science education
zoos
settler colonialism

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