| Through proposing development with culture and identity, indigenous peoples encourage the international community to go further in rethinking biocultural diversity and sustainability. |
| Her grandparents lived in a complex biocultural mosaic, from the Alutiq and Tlingt to the north to the Pomo and Wappo to the south. |
| The approach in general practice is broad and biocultural, in contrast to the older biomedical definitions of specialties. |
| Biocultural anthropology is the scientific exploration of the relationships between human biology and culture. |
| Today we are killing biocultural diversity faster than ever before. |
| These efforts are de facto biocultural in nature, as they often combine environmental action with cultural affirmation, knowledge transmission and language revitalization. |
