People
Managing Forests: The Link Between Human Well Being and Sustainability
Carol J. Pierce Colfer and Yvonne Byron, editors
Introduction*,
History and Conceptual Framework
Section I: Gender and Diversity
in Forest Management Section II: A "Conservation
Ethic" in Forest Management | 4. |
Traditional Knowledge,
Practice of Biodiversity Conservation. The Benuaq Dayak
Community of East Kalimantan (Mustofa A. Sardjono and
Ismayadi Samsoedin) |
| 5. |
Assessing People's Perceptions
of Forests Research in West Kalimantan, Indonesia (Colfer,
Woelfel, Wadley and Harwell) |
| 6. |
In Search of a Conservation Ethic (Agus Salim, Bertin Tchikangwa, Anne Marie Tiani,
Mary Ann Brocklesby, Mustofa Agung Sardjono, and Carol J. Pierce Colfer) |
Section
III: Security of Intergenerational Access to Resources | 7. |
Intergenerational Equity
and Sharing of Benefits in a Developing Island State (Mario
Guenter) |
| 8. |
Assessing Intergenerational Access to Resources: Using Criteria and Indicators
(Colfer, Wadley, Harwell and Prabhu) | | 9. |
Sustainability and Security
of Intergenerational Access to Resources and Parcipatory
Mapping Studies in Gabon (Norbert Gami and Robert Nasi). |
| 10. |
Soil Fertility and the
Generation Gap The Bënë of Southern Cameroon
(Diane Russell and Nicodeme Tchamou) |
| 11. | Access
to Resources in Forest Rich and Forest Poor Contexts (Roberto Porro, Anne Marie
Tiani, Mary Ann Brocklesby, Bertin Tchikangwa, Mustofa Agung Sardjono, Agus Salim,
and Carol J. Pierce Colfer) |
Section IV: Rights and
Responsibilities to Manage Cooperatively and Equitably Section
V: Comparisons: Geographical and Temporal Concluding
Remarks, with Next Steps Acknowledgments Bibliography
Editor
Bios: Carol J. Pierce Colfer is programme leader for CIFOR’s Adaptive
Co-Management of Forests Programme and co-author of Beyond Slash and Burn:
Building on Indigenous Management of Borneo's Tropical Rainforests. Yvonne
Byron is a staff researcher at CIFOR. She is coauthor of In Place of the Forest:
Environmental and Socioeconomic Transformation in Borneo and the Eastern Malay
Peninsula.
Endorsements: "Debunks
reductionist suppositions and myths around the relationship between sustainable
forest management and human well-being." -- Jack Ruitenbeek, HJ Ruitenbeek
Resource Consulting Limited "An impressive piece of coordinated research
on the 'inholder' problem. An important reference for scientists who are concerned
about biodiversity conservation." --Thomas K. Rudel, Rutgers University
"The diversity of the contributions is a strength, as is its local ethnographic
detail." --Michael Dove, Yale University
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