Sociological studies of communities living within or close to areas of exceptional biodiversity play an integral role in any conservation strategy because they can identify impacts on the environment and highlight less harmful means of production. The need to generate the community's confidence is essential in nurturing cooperation. This article summarises some lessons learnt from a research project in Ecuador. Project Eakehei was an international award winning conservation effort that conducted biological and socio-economic studies in and around Podocarpus National Park in southern..
Payments for environmental services (PES) schemes have been proposed to create positive incentives t...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Science: Environment and Community, 2013There is an...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...
In summer 2012, I worked for six weeks on an environmental conservation project in the Amazon Rainfo...
This paper analyses comparatively the development of two coalitions for the sustainable forest manag...
The humid forests of the Chocó biogeographic region are characterized by high biodiversity and speci...
An increasing concern for biodiversity loss transformed politics and society in Ecuador beginning in...
The Applied Biodiversity Sciences Perspectives Series is a student-directed collection of contributi...
This research analysis and literature review discusses the factors that mobilize individuals to take...
This research shows that Indigenous communities have found ways to implement their own agendas withi...
textThis dissertation explores the uses of two tropical rainforest plants by three different people...
Articulo publicado en "Tropical Montane Cloud Forests: Science for Conservation and Management", edi...
Connectivity conservation, a growing topic across science, policy, and management, is considered an ...
Unlike other environmental threats, the loss of biodiversity is irreversible and the current and rap...
ABSTRACT: The formulation of strategies for conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity are a f...
Payments for environmental services (PES) schemes have been proposed to create positive incentives t...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Science: Environment and Community, 2013There is an...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...
In summer 2012, I worked for six weeks on an environmental conservation project in the Amazon Rainfo...
This paper analyses comparatively the development of two coalitions for the sustainable forest manag...
The humid forests of the Chocó biogeographic region are characterized by high biodiversity and speci...
An increasing concern for biodiversity loss transformed politics and society in Ecuador beginning in...
The Applied Biodiversity Sciences Perspectives Series is a student-directed collection of contributi...
This research analysis and literature review discusses the factors that mobilize individuals to take...
This research shows that Indigenous communities have found ways to implement their own agendas withi...
textThis dissertation explores the uses of two tropical rainforest plants by three different people...
Articulo publicado en "Tropical Montane Cloud Forests: Science for Conservation and Management", edi...
Connectivity conservation, a growing topic across science, policy, and management, is considered an ...
Unlike other environmental threats, the loss of biodiversity is irreversible and the current and rap...
ABSTRACT: The formulation of strategies for conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity are a f...
Payments for environmental services (PES) schemes have been proposed to create positive incentives t...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Science: Environment and Community, 2013There is an...
Re-Constituting the Nature of the Nation: Extractivism, Biodiversity, and the Rights of Nature in Ec...