Factors of Success in Community Conservation

This page provides links to sessions from the Communities, Conservation & Livelihoods International Conference which relate to the theme Factors of Success in Community Conservation. To explore conference sessions relating to our eight other themes, click through the links available on the sidebar to the right of the screen.

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The True Value of Nature
Transformative Science with Society: Innovations in Community-based Conservation
Ecosystem-Based Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation
Safeguards in Conservation: Minimizing Risk and Improving Outcomes
Working Towards Meaningful Engagement with Māori in Environmental Decision-Making
Traditional Fishing Knowledge
Livelihood Security and Tiger Conservation: Ever the Twain Shall Meet?
Lawaiʻa Pono: Community-Based Fisheries Management & Preserving Hawaiian Subsistence Practices
The Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere Reserve
Environmental Peacebuilding Skills Building Session
Evidence-Based Decisions for Community-Based Conservation
Challenging “Normal”: Black & Anishinaabe Perspectives and Processes on Inclusive Conservation Ideologies
Unrepressed Collaboration: The New Normal for Conservation Action in Canada
Knowledge Café for Integrating Indigenous Knowledge and Social Sciences into Conservation Projects and Organizations
Women, Gender & Youth
Stewardship & Conservation
Monitoring and Assessment
Community Perspectives
Cultural Values, Spirituality & Perceptions
Fish as food: Food systems as an organizing concept for local community sustainability and fisheries policy
Local Communities: First Line of Defense in Combatting Illegal Wildlife Trade
Conservation and Rights – Effective Collaborations for Human Rights and Conservation
Highlighting the Contributions of Biodiversity to the Wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples
Celebrating Communities
Fikret Berkes: Assessing Community Conservation
Aftermath: The Second Flood
Natural Resource Governance Framework
Ecosystem Governance in Biosphere Reserves for Better Conservation and Livelihoods
The Relationship Between Conservation and the Legal Security Over Indigenous Territories
Communities, Livelihoods and Conservation in Diverse Landscapes: On the Front Lines of Conservation
Local Economies, Value Chains & Innovative Financing
The Importance of Women in Sustaining Livelihoods and Natural Resource Management
From Rights to Resources – How Gender-responsive strategies can enhance conservation outcomes
Conservation and Human Rights
Governance of Sacred Landscapes
Communities, Conservation and Livelihoods: Synthesis Discussion
E Alu Pū: Moving Forward Together, Restoring Community Coastal Governance in Hawai’i
Community Based Monitoring – Tracking Change
Voices of Youth in Conservation
Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore
NatureForAll
Creating Fair Market Spaces for Indigenous Communities’ Products
Factors of Success in Community Conservation – Understanding the Enablers and Barriers to Local Environmental Stewardship
Making Peace: Transforming Social Conflict Dimensions of Conservation
Stewardship and Conservation
Protected Areas and Spatial Management
Local and Traditional Knowledge
Governance and Rights
Factors of Success in Community Conservation – Knowledge Café
Searching for Success in Connecting Communities, Conservation & Livelihoods
Myanmar and Benin
Power and Inclusion
Community and Indigenous Marine Protected Areas
Africa Livelihoods, Conservation and Rights
Human Migration and Environment
Marine Protected Areas and Spatial Management
Networking Communities
Livelihoods
Community Based Tourism in National Protected Areas of Brazil
Conserved Areas
Collaboration and Conflict Resolution
Wildlife
Indigenous Peoples
Key Considerations for the Long-Term Success of Community Conservation Initiatives

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