By Wilhelm Kiwango, The University of Dodoma (Tanzania) The CONVIVA research project explores the idea and vision of convivial conservation, and how it could be operationalised in Tanzania’s wildlife landscape,[...]
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How do you go about designing landscape maps for the CONVIVA project’s diverse research locations? Anne Leroy, Master’s student in landscape studies, shares part 2 of her memorable adventure focusing[...]
How do you go about designing landscape maps for the CONVIVA project’s diverse research locations? Anne Leroy, Master’s student in landscape studies, shares part 1 of her memorable adventure here,[...]
By Robert Fletcher, Bram Büscher and Kate Massarella, Wageningen University, the Netherlands (reblogged from T2S) When 2020 was declared a “super year” for biodiversity conservation, no one suspected that a particular[...]
By Sanna Komi, University of Helsinki (Finland) What, if anything, has conservation got to do with extractivism? What are some of the more general phenomena that shape the way we[...]
Bram Büscher and Rob Fletcher have just published their new book “The Conservation Revolution: radical ideas for saving nature beyond the Anthropocene”, now out on Verso books: “Conservation needs a[...]
Now that we have completed more or less the first year of the CONVIVA – convivial conservation research project, what has CONVIVA’s Brazil team been working on? The second episode[...]
By Judith Krauss, University of Sheffield (UK) What is conviviality as defined by Ivan Illich? How does it link to convivial conservation? And how do both relate to decolonising conservation?[...]
What is convivial conservation? The inaugural episode of the convivial conservation podcast asks Prof Bram Büscher (University of Wageningen) to answer this question in a slightly unusual format: drawing inspiration[...]
This call for papers was first published on the Pollen website to put together a session proposal for the POLLEN20 conference. Third Biennial Conference of the Political Ecology Network (POLLEN)[...]