Furqan Asif – Coastal Cambodia
Furqan Asif is a PhD candidate in International Development at the University of Ottawa. His research looks at migration, well-being and resilience in Cambodian coastal fishing communities....
15 August, 2017
STUDENT RESEARCH IN COMMUNITY CONSERVATION
These interviews describe the research carried out by past CCRN students as well as the communities with which they worked.
Cheryl Chan – Bluefields, Jamaica
Cheryl Chan's thesis examined how a marine protected area influenced the ecosystem services and social wellbeing of a small scale fishing community in Jamaica...
28 June, 2017
Philile Mbatha – Kosi Bay, South Africa
I became interested in this field because I am passionate about research that bridges the gap between rural and marginalized communities and decision-making platforms for natural resource governance...
02 May, 2017
Wayne Stanley Rice – Olifants Estuary, South Africa
I decided to return to university to study toward a masters and PhD degree so that I could research, teach and contribute more to managing the on-the-ground social-ecological wicked problems we are facing...
26 April, 2017
Aibek Samakov – Kyrgyzstan
Aibek Samakov's thesis took a closer look at the two different management practices observed in the Ysyk-Köl area of Kyrgyzstan – sacred sites and the Biosphere Reserve...
18 April, 2017
Cintia Gillam – Vila dos Pescadores, Brazil
Cintia Gillam's thesis tackled the role of power and inequality in a well being context, with emphasis on an environmental and natural resource perspective....
10 April, 2017
Ana Carolina Esteves Dias – Tarituba, Brazil
During my thesis, I contributed to the development of a participatory monitoring program of small-scale fisheries of a coastal community....
16 March, 2017