By Rob Fletcher, Kate Massarella, Ashish Kothari, Pallav Dasis, Anwesha Dutta and Bram Büscher (reblogged from Progressive International) The prospects for Earth’s biological diversity look increasingly bleak. The urgency of global[...]
Conservation
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,[...]
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,[...]
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[...]
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[...]
By Bram Büscher and Robert Fletcher, Wageningen University (Netherlands). In the face of the sixth extinction, rising wildlife crime and biodiversity under dire threat around the globe, environmental conservation finds[...]
By Judith Krauss, University of Sheffield (UK). What does the 15th Sustainable Development Goal, dubbed “Life on Land”, mean for CONVIVA, our NORFACE/Belmont Forum-funded research project investigating how conservation can be[...]
The California Grizzly Research Network and NORFACE/Belmont Forum/NSF-funded CON-VIVA working group invite applications for a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in conservation social science. Since 2016, the Grizzly Network (www.calgrizzly.com) has been[...]
Position 3: postdoc (36 months), based at the ESALQ (Piracicaba) from the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil; position to study human-wildlife conflict in the Atlantic Forest biome involving Jaguars Description[...]