Findings
Una cartografía de desposesión: Evaluando reorganización espacial en conservación estatal en Saadani, Tanzania
English Swahili Una cartografía de desposesión: evaluando reorganizaciónespacial en conservación estatal en Saadani, Tanzania Alejandra Orozco-Quintero and Leslie KingPublicado en Journal of Political Ecology 2018. 25: 40-63. Resumen Proclamada como la "historia de...
Taswira ya kunyang’anywa ardhi: kutathmini upangwaji upya wa hifadhi inayoongozwa na serikali, Saadani, Tanzania
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Community-based enterprises and the commons: The case of San Juan Nuevo Parangaricutiro, Mexico
We found that by starting from the community-based and indigenous enterprise literature and using that literature to engage with thinking on commons, it was possible to consider the enterprise from the perspective of a regulatory framework rather than from the...
A cartography of dispossession: assessing spatial reorganization in state-led conservation in Saadani, Tanzania
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IPP Media: Sababu 8 ziondoazo Mawaziri Maliasili
6th ICCA Letter: Threatened displacement of Uvinje community at Saadani in Tanzania
Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism: Kamati ya Kudumu ya Bunge ya Ardhi, Maliasili na Utalii yaunga mkono kufutwa kwa kitongoji kilichoanziswa kinyume cha sheria ndani ya hifadhi ya taifa ya Saadani
Institutional and cartographic analysis on gazetted boundaries of the former Saadani Game Reserve and the current Saadani National Park
Institutional and Cartographic Analysis on gazetted boundaries of the former Saadani Game Reserve and the current Saadani National Park Research Report Cartographic analysis on boundary changes made to the area comprising the former Saadani Game Reserve in the process...
5th ICCA Letter: Communication concerning the Uvinje land and conservation grievances at Saadani Village in Tanzania
“…This is an old coastal community, deeply concerned at the prospect of social fragmentation and the loss of its heritage. No compensation mechanism could make up for the losses that are contemplated. The community considers the threatened loss of their lands to be both unnecessary and an insult to them as law-abiding and helpful citizens…”
Just Conservation? Justice, conservation and the protected areas establishment frenzy
“as long as we remain resigned to a culture of conservation that treats human beings as the enemy and that turns a blind eye to violations of human rights, the approach will be self-defeating. Current declines in biodiversity are not primarily a result of gaps in the number, extent and representation of parks and other kinds of protected areas, nor is the decline of iconic species caused by insufficiently strict exclusion of poor rural people from their traditional territories…”