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Blog 2016

Small is beautiful: restoring degraded lands, one parcel at a time.

Autor: Elias, M. Vinceti, B.

The Aichi Biodiversity Targets agreed in Nagoya in 2012 included restoring 15% of the world’s degraded ecosystems by 2020 (Target 15). Subsequent assessments have led to estimates that for terrestrial ecosystems, this 15% means restoring a staggering 350 million hectares – and requires billions o...

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Investigación en Agricultura

LAND IMPROVEMENT

LAND CONSERVATION

PROTECTED AREAS

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Elias, M. , Vinceti, B. , [Small is beautiful: restoring degraded lands, one parcel at a time.] , Small is beautiful: restoring degraded lands, one parcel at a time.

Conference Paper 2015

Relearning traditional knowledge to achieve sustainability: honey gathering in the miombo woodlands of northern Mozambique

Autor: Snook, L.K. Alves, T. Sousa, C. Loo, J. Gratzer, G. Duguma, L. Schrotter, C. Ribeiro, N. Mahanzule, R. Mazuze, F. Cuco, E. Elias, M.

Mozambique’s Niassa Reserve contains Africa’s best preserved miombo woodlands. Half of the households there gather wild honey from natural hives for consumption and income. However, most collectors used destructive techniques: setting fire to the grasses under the hive tree to create smoke and...

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Snook, L.K. , Alves, T. , Sousa, C. , Loo, J. , Gratzer, G. , Duguma, L. , Schrotter, C. , Ribeiro, N. , Mahanzule, R. , Mazuze, F. , Cuco, E. , Elias, M. , [Relearning traditional knowledge to achieve sustainability: honey gathering in the miombo woodlands of northern Mozambique] , Relearning traditional knowledge to achieve sustainability: honey gathering in the miombo woodlands of northern Mozambique

Journal Article 2018

Exploring park–people conflicts in Colombia through a social lens

Autor: Pourcq, K. de Thomas, E. Elias, M. Damme, P. van

Natural resource-related conflicts between local communities and nation states can be extremely destructive. Worldwide, interest is growing in gaining a better understanding of why and how these conflicts originate, particularly in protected areas inhabited by local communities. The literature on...

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NATURAL RESOURCES

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NATURE CONSERVATION

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Pourcq, K. de , Thomas, E. , Elias, M. , Damme, P. van , [Exploring park–people conflicts in Colombia through a social lens] , Exploring park–people conflicts in Colombia through a social lens

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Small is beautiful: restoring degraded lands, one parcel at a time.

Relearning traditional knowledge to achieve sustainability: honey gathering in the miombo woodlands of northern Mozambique

Exploring park–people conflicts in Colombia through a social lens

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Small is beautiful: restoring degraded lands, one parcel at a time.

Relearning traditional knowledge to achieve sustainability: honey gathering in the miombo woodlands of northern Mozambique

[Snook_TradKnowledgeSustainability.pdf]

Exploring park–people conflicts in Colombia through a social lens

[Exploring_De Pourcq_2018.pdf]