2017
DOI: 10.15451/ec2017-11-6.19-1-16
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A Conceptual Review to Approach Traditional Homegardens as Fields of Social Practice

Abstract: Disciplines and approaches concerned with peopleenvironment relations have contributed to legitimate traditional ecological knowledge, nowadays endorsed in the international scientific policy agenda as an important driver for management and conservation of biological resources. However, there is still a need to further understand how people internalize worldviews, knowledge, and practices regarding environmental management. In this sense, traditional homegardens are a suitable scenery to unravel such processes… Show more

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“…A great number of studies showed that one major function of community [65] and allotments gardens are to create a local environment that supports social interactions and micro-local networks. Other studies went further and explored home gardening as a social practice, therefore, considered that micro-local gardeners networks are also essential to vernacular gardening reproduction for cultural (transmission and exchange of knowledge), economic (non-commercial exchange of goods and services), and therefore, social (maintaining a valued position in specific social networks) reasons [45,66,67].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A great number of studies showed that one major function of community [65] and allotments gardens are to create a local environment that supports social interactions and micro-local networks. Other studies went further and explored home gardening as a social practice, therefore, considered that micro-local gardeners networks are also essential to vernacular gardening reproduction for cultural (transmission and exchange of knowledge), economic (non-commercial exchange of goods and services), and therefore, social (maintaining a valued position in specific social networks) reasons [45,66,67].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These local human groups commonly rely on interacting with natural assets and could be represented in Brazil by Indigenous people, local communities (e.g., ribeirinhos, caiçaras), or even small landowners (De Souza et al 2006; Fatorić and Chelleri 2012; Gomes et al 2018;Tagliari et al 2021a). These groups are characterized as holding traditional ecological knowledge (hereafter TEK): a long-term experience based on observation, use, and management of natural resources, which offers a basis for the adaptation and resilience of ecosystems to environmental disturbances, such as climate change (Ladio 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Desde este enfoque, se ha sugerido que la horticultura local se constituye como un refugio biocultural, es decir, como aquellos espacios que conservan la diversidad biológica y cultural, manteniendo el CET en las prácticas hortícolas, y a su vez promoviendo la preservación de la biodiversidad de sus entornos locales (Barthel et al, 2013;Lope-Alzina, 2017;Ibarra et al, 2019).…”
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