Constructing partnership: A Delphi study of shared resource management in the North Yukon.

Sherry, Erin Elizabeth

doi:10.24124/2002/bpgub231

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“…As we demonstrated, cross-cultural, participatory research can be used to develop community-based environmental monitoring initiatives and shape shared natural resource management goals. These adaptive, institutional relationships can facilitate shared power, responsibility, and control of natural resources between Aboriginal communities and other stakeholders (Berkes 1994;Roberts 1996;Sherry and Myers 2002;Goetze 2005); though in practice, co-management has met qualified success (Berkes et al 1991;Roberts 1996;Rusnak 1997;Sherry 2002;Hawley et al 2004). One of the barriers impeding effective comanagement is the inability of Aboriginal partners to contribute equally to the decisionmaking process (Castro and Nielsen 2001;Grainger et al 2006).…”

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Evolving co-management practice: Developing a community-based environmental monitoring framework with Tl'azt'en nation on the John Prince Research Forest.

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“…Also, by having portions of the group interview in Dakelh, ET members had an increased ability to share and understand. Sherry (2002) also found that translators and interpreters played an important role in meaningfully involving Elders.…”

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Evolving co-management practice: Developing a community-based environmental monitoring framework with Tl'azt'en nation on the John Prince Research Forest.

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“…These components allowed experts to participate in an asynchronous fashion (Sherry 2002). Each one of these stages is explained below.…”

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“…There is no formula, however, for objective selection of experts, with criteria depending on the research objectives and context (Sherry 2002). Needham and deLoe (1990), however, suggested 2 criteria for expert selection as being representative of regional and sectoral experience in addition to exhibiting authority or expertise measured by profession or training.…”

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The prediction of moose-vehicle collisions in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, Canada.

Hurley¹

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“…Inclusionary and collaborative methods have been used successfully to gather data within Indigenous communities (Fondahl et al 2009, Howitt and Stevens 2008, Sherry 2002, Sherry et al 2005. Using non-intrusive methods, such as focus group meetings, teleconference calls, and community information-sharing sessions, was key in data gathering and information dissemination in this study.…”

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Aboriginal values, sacred landscapes, and resource development in the Cariboo Chilcotin region of BC.

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Constructing partnership: A Delphi study of shared resource management in the North Yukon.

Cited by 11 publications

References 103 publications

Evolving co-management practice: Developing a community-based environmental monitoring framework with Tl'azt'en nation on the John Prince Research Forest.

Evolving co-management practice: Developing a community-based environmental monitoring framework with Tl'azt'en nation on the John Prince Research Forest.

The prediction of moose-vehicle collisions in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, Canada.

Aboriginal values, sacred landscapes, and resource development in the Cariboo Chilcotin region of BC.

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