#SSWGTC20

Laura Thomas-Walters

LauraThoWal

1/6 If we want to change someone’s behaviour, first we need to understand their motivations. This holds true when reducing consumer demand for wildlife products also. We designed a framework

Arun Agrawal

gotonura

There is no conservation without addressing poverty, injustice, marginality, and oppression. Conservation "successes" that ignore social processes and outcomes, that ignore people, that are built on repression are NOT WORTH

Allison Catalano

ASCatalano

Wrap up #SSWGTC20 on a high note...an overview of my research on failure! Is the definition as important as learning from it to move forward more wisely? There is a

Kirstie Ruppert

KirstieRuppert

1/6 #SSWGTC20 benefits from wildlife = improved views & actions toward wildlife, right? Common assumption for #CommunityBasedConservation, but not many studies that assess these relationshipsWe at these links using

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