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(Project IMPAACT, Marine Protected Areas Research Group, University of Victoria, 2012)Ban Tha Khao is a small village of approximately 1500 people located on Ko Yao Noi island in the middle of Ao Phang Nga bay in Thailand. People began to settle on Ko Yao Noi in 1780 but it was not named as a sub-district ...
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(Project IMPAACT, Marine Protected Areas Research Group, University of Victoria, 2012)Community members in Ban Lions and Ban Tapae Yoi were asked by our team of researchers to participate in a Photovoice process1 to explore social changes in the community and changes in the marine environment. A workshop ...
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(Project IMPAACT, Marine Protected Areas Research Group, University of Victoria, 2012)To address fisheries declines and protect stocks, a Seasonal Closed Measure (SCM) was established in Phang-Nga and Krabi Bays in 1985 and later amended in 2007. Although the SCM has been in place for more than 25 years, ...
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(Marine Protected Areas Research Group (MPARG), University of Victoria Protected Areas and Poverty Reduction (PAPR) Canada-Africa Research and Learning Alliance, Vancouver Island University, 2010)Conservation is primarily about managing ourselves, people, and the societies we create. There is a wealth of global experience in these kinds of challenges. This annotated bibliography is one contribution towards this ...
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(BOBLME, 2012)The scoping study relates to the assessment of the issue of migratory and transboundary fishing as highlighted above. It will explore the background to the issues and provide specific insight into both (i) working conditions ...
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(Łutsël K’e Dene Band; Lakehead University, 2009)The primarily Dene First Nation community of of !utsël K’e, Northwest Territories, located 200km east of Yellowknife on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake, is questioning the implications of the creation of a national park ...
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(Journal of Rural and Community Development, 2010)The primary concern of social-economy organizations is the social and economic well-being of individuals in the communities where they work. However, social, economic, and environmental considerations also play a role in ...
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(Journal of Rural and Community Development, 2010)Conflicts between resource-based industries and resource-based tourism are commonplace, complex, and long lived. The Resource-Based Tourism Policy (Government of Ontario, 1997) was one of a number of documents produced by ...
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(Geography Research Forum, 2010)Lutsel K’e, Northwest Territories, is a rural Aboriginal (Dene) community with a population of 400 that could soon become the gateway to the third largest national park in Canada. The Thaidene Nene Working Group of the ...
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(Marine Protected Areas Research Group/University of Victoria, 2012)Marine protected areas (MPAs) are one tool that has been shown to be effective for achieving marine conservation objectives. MPAs might also result in beneficial social and economic outcomes for local communities through, ...
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(Elsevier Ltd., 2012)Tourism may constitute an important livelihood option and conservation incentive for communities located near protected areas (PAs). Gateway communities can benefit significantly from the development of tourism through ...
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(Marine Protected Areas Research Group, University of Victoria, 2014)Coastal fishing communities everywhere in the world are experiencing significant environmental and social changes. In many places, the health and productivity of the marine environment is threatened by overfishing, coastal ...
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(Marine Protected Areas Research Group, University of Victoria, 2014)Coastal fishing communities everywhere in the world are experiencing significant environmental and social changes. In many places, the health and productivity of the marine environment is threatened by overfishing, coastal ...
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Vulnerability to multiple stressors in coastal communities: A study of the Andaman Coast of Thailand (Taylor and Francis, 2014)Vulnerability and adaptation to climate change has become a dominant theme in development and conservation research and work. Yet coastal communities are facing a wider array of different stressors that affect the ...
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(Oxford Journals, 2014)This paper uses an empirical study to demonstrate the emergence of an eco-social economy in the Canadian North. Historically, conservation was seen as a way to protect nature with the exclusion of local communities and ...
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(Ecology and Society, 2014)The health and productivity of marine ecosystems, habitats, and fisheries are deteriorating on the Andaman coast of Thailand. Because of their high dependence on natural resources and proximity to the ocean, coastal ...
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(Taylor and Francis, 2013)Coastal communities experience a wide array of environmental and social changes to which they must constantly adapt. Further, a community's perception of change and risk has significant implications for a community's ...
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(Lakehead University, 2009)In 2001, 32 years after the Government of Canada initially proposed a national park on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake in the traditional territory of the Łutsël K’e Dene First Nation, Chief Felix Lockhart indicated to ...
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(Elsevier, 2014)Marine protected areas (MPAs) have the potential to conserve marine resources as well as provide social and economic benefits to local communities. Yet the percentage of MPAs that might be considered “successful” or effective ...
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(Resilience Alliance, 2014)Under appropriate conditions, community-based fisheries management can support sound resource stewardship, with positive social and environmental outcomes. Evaluating indigenous peoples’ involvement in commercial sea ...
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