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Browsing by Author "Cronkleton, P."

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    Field guide to the future: Four ways for communities to think ahead
    Evans, K.; Velarde, S. J.; Prieto, R.; Rao, S. J.; Sertzen, S.; Dávila, K.; Cronkleton, P.; de Jong, W. (Nairobi, Kenya: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), ASB, World Agroforestry Centre, 2006)
    This guide provides information, tools, and practical examples for planning and organizing in communities that are dependent on natural resources. The first section concentrates on the context of natural resource-dependent communities, the importance of planning for the future, and methods such as participation that are critical in community planning and organizing. The second section explains strategies for planning and monitoring community events and activities, while the third section provides specific details for facilitation. Finally, the guide provides sections with suggestions for follow up steps and additional resources.
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    Natural resource conflicts in the Western Amazon: Implications for community forest management
    Duchelle, A.; Cronkleton, P.; Kainer, K.; Guanacoma, G. (IASC, 2008)
    Forest management decisions are strongly influenced by security of forest property
  • Natural resource conflicts in the Western Amazon: Implications for community management of non-timber forest products
    Duchelle, A.; Cronkleton, P.; Kainer, K. (2007)
    Presented at the Association of Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC) Conference in Mexico (in English); outlined preliminary research results as an invited speaker in a Symposium entitled "Natural Services in local contexts: Opportunities and barriers to uptake." This abstract is also the basis for poster presentations at the Federal University of Acre and four presentations given to regional research organizations (in Portuguese and Spanish).