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Biocultural approaches to pollinator conservation [PDF]

Nature Sustainability, 2019
Pollinators underpin sustainable livelihoods that link ecosystems, spiritual and cultural values, and customary governance systems with indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLC) across the world. Biocultural diversity is a short-hand term for this great variety of people-nature interlinkages that have developed over time in specific ecosystems ...
Gretchen LeBuhn, Sara Breslow, Brad Howlett   +2 more
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Cultural keystone species and their role in biocultural conservation

Conservation Science and Practice
Abstract Biocultural diversity is declining globally. Cultural keystone species (CKS) are one promising pathway by which biocultural approaches to conservation, which seek to protect both biological and cultural diversity, might be implemented in practice.
Faisal Moola, Jessica Lukawiecki
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Operationalizing the biocultural perspective in conservation practice: A systematic review of the literature [PDF]

Environmental Science and Policy, 2022
The term ‘biocultural’ brings together the words ‘biological’ and ‘cultural’ to emphasize the interconnected nature of life and human culture. Over the last 50 years, biological and cultural diversity have shown concomitant declines in abundance, leading
Faisal Moola, Jeffrey Wall, Jessica Lukawiecki   +2 more
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Defining biocultural approaches to conservation

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2015
(Uploaded by Plazi for the IPBES Invasive Alien Species Assessment) We contend that biocultural approaches to conservation can achieve effective and just conservation outcomes while addressing erosion of both cultural and biological diversity. Here, we propose a set of guidelines for the adoption of biocultural approaches to conservation.
Michael C, Gavin, Joe, McCarter, Aroha, Mead, Fikret, Berkes, John Richard, Stepp, Debora, Peterson, Ruifei, Tang   +6 more
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From Biocultural Homogenization to Biocultural Conservation

Ecology and Ethics, 2018
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Biocultural conservation in the sacred forests of Odisha, India

Environmental Conservation, 2020
SummaryBiocultural and indigenous approaches to conservation, such as the sacred forests of India, are increasingly being recognized and valued. At these sites, the ecological aspects as well as the local community management and cultural significance of the landscape contribute to conservation success.
Antaryami Pradhan, Alison A Ormsby
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Field Environmental Philosophy and Biocultural Conservation

Environmental Ethics, 2008
This article discusses the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve's Omora Ethnobotanical Park educational program which was launched to contribute to a biocultural citizenship.
Ricardo Rozzi, Ximena Arango, Francisca Massardo, Christopher Anderson, Kurt Heidinger, Kelli Moses   +5 more
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Biocultural Conservation and Biocultural Ethics

2018
Sustainable forms of co-inhabitation in this world are not only possibilities; they are actualities. However, for their expression, it is essential to undertake a twofold task: (1) to precisely and severely sanction those agents who act guided by a self-absorbed economic interest threating the sustainability of life, and (2) to decisively defend those ...
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Biocultural Ontologies, Art, and Conservation

Ecology and Ethics
Rika Tsuji, Benn Johnson
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