Ethnoecology Services
Working with people for conservation & resource management solutions
Ethnoecology provides the major scientific bridge with “indigenous science”, building a better understanding of links between local livelihoods, natural resource use and conservation. Beginning with this “applied problem solving” in 1980, our consulting service was founded in 1993.
- land-use planning and resource management: taking social and cultural factors into account;
- sustainable natural resource harvesting: inventory, monitoring and adaptive management;
- the values and roles of natural resources in local livelihoods;
- micro-enterprises based on natural resources;
- conflict resolution and developing collaborative resource management between local people and conservation agencies;
- mentoring and capacity building;
- independent monitoring and evaluation of integrated conservation and development projects.