Titlebook: Closing the Knowledge-Implementation Gap in Conservation Science; Interdisciplinary Ev Catarina C. Ferreira,Cornelya F. C. Klütsch Book 202

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Translating Research into Wildlife Conservation Actions Through Multi-sector Collaboration in Tropic wildlife populations, increasing human–wildlife conflict, and distrust between local communities and conservation practitioners. We highlight how multidisciplinary teams are required to not only document the problems and derive solutions, but to also ensure that research outcomes are translated int

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A. Marneros,A. Rohde,A. Deister,A. Risse for its chief importance for species’ conservation and adaptation to rapidly changing environments, genetic diversity is largely ignored in practical management and policy implementation. This discrepancy between existing knowledge and the lack of use in practice creates a .. We summarize the reaso

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Schlafentzug bei schizoaffektiven Psychosen, However, recognition of the value of IK by governing bodies varies and is often a result of colonial and “development” history and the strength of hegemonic attitudes. Through regional case studies, this chapter explores the progress and challenges of integrating IK in conservation action which is

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Angst,Wolf,Lenz,Deister,Steinmeyeretical and conceptual framings of the links between knowledge and governance strategies, our empirical understanding remains limited, and little is known on the attributes that lead to effective knowledge transfer across spatiotemporal scales and/or different stakeholders. This chapter advances the