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SUMMARY: Land-based research and climate adaptation in Palestine
DESCRIPTION: Climate crisis has not received considerable attention in Pale
 stine amidst seemingly more pressing matters. Yet this talk explores how te
 chniques of agroecological adaptation have enabled Palestinian communities 
 to persist under various forms of duress. The talk explores some adaptation
 s\, especially with tree and grain crops\, as well as the unique land-based
  research methods used to […]
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 ht="349" /></p><p>Climate crisis has not received considerable attention in
  Palestine amidst seemingly more pressing matters. Yet this talk explores h
 ow techniques of agroecological adaptation have enabled Palestinian communi
 ties to persist under various forms of duress. The talk explores some adapt
 ations\, especially with tree and grain crops\, as well as the unique land-
 based research methods used to investigate them. Both the technical aspects
  of agroecological adaptation and the ongoing research methods may hold ins
 ights for land-based research in other communities around the world.</p><p>
 This is an in-person event\, and a recording of the talk will be posted on 
 the Centre for Climate Justice website at a later date.</p><p> </p><h3>Abou
 t the speaker:</h3><p><span style="font-size: medium\;"><span style="color:
  #212121\; font-size: medium\;"><span class="il">Omar</span> Imseeh Tesdell
  is associate professor in the Department of Geography and studies landscap
 e and agroecological transformation in the Eastern Mediterranean. </span></
 span>His peer-reviewed research has been published in refereed journals suc
 h as: Plants\, People\, Planet (2020)\, Frontiers in Plant Science (2020)\,
  Journal of Arid Environments (2020)\, Agroecology and Sustainable Food Sys
 tems (2019)\, Geoforum (2017)\, and International Journal of Middle East St
 udies (2015).</p><p>He has also published with a team\, in Arabic\, an arti
 cle on the Makaneyyat group's methodology (2022). He has also edited an Ara
 bic-English guide entitled Palestinian Wild Food Plants\, 2018 (CC licensed
  e-book) as part of a community-based research collective. Other recent pub
 lications include "Garden Gathering" in A Garden Among the Hills: The Flora
 l Heritage of Palestine\, The Palestinian Museum (2019). He holds a Ph.D. i
 n Geography and Sustainable Agriculture from the University of Minnesota an
 d was a postdoctoral fellow at Columbia University in New York in 2015.</p>
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