2009
DOI: 10.5751/es-03069-140235
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Human–Nature Relationship in Mediterranean Streams: Integrating Different Types of Knowledge to Improve Water Management

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“…Previous studies have shown that both types of knowledge are complementary and that their combination might play a positive role in sustaining the delivery of multiple ecosystem services (e.g., [57], [58]). Here, we found that formal knowledge associated with environmental education service is linked to urban worldviews, whereas local ecological knowledge is related to rural worldviews.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies have shown that both types of knowledge are complementary and that their combination might play a positive role in sustaining the delivery of multiple ecosystem services (e.g., [57], [58]). Here, we found that formal knowledge associated with environmental education service is linked to urban worldviews, whereas local ecological knowledge is related to rural worldviews.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Gonzalez et al. (2009:3), a simple nested study, cited critical realism theory, noting, “we assumed that the analysis, integrating different forms of knowledge, would allow us to be closer to ontological reality.” Murgue et al. (2016:340), a bidirectional synthesis study similarly noted, “[t]he central idea is that looking at the same object from different angles better represents its reality.” Other authors more directly cited the need for mixed methods to address their research questions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2010; Scales 2011) or assess both resource management trends and stakeholders’ perceptions of practices (e.g., Wittman & Johnson 2008; Gonzalez et al. 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Porém, o que ainda acontece em muitos casos no Brasil, é uma relação unidirecional, na qual as formas de GAP são aplicadas às pessoas, grupos, famílias sem levar em conta as aspirações, percepções, necessidades (comida, abrigo, segurança, espiritualidade), aspectos sociais, culturais e políticos daqueles, aspectos estes que constituem a GAL (BRYANT; WILSON, 1998;HARRISON;BURGUESS;CLARCK, 1998;NEUMANN;LOCH, 2002;FREIXEDAS, 2007;HADDAD, 2007;GONZALEZ et al, 2009). A formulação e aplicação da GAP ainda estão grande parte baseadas em conhecimentos técnico-científicos e condicionadas pelo modelo de desenvolvimento econômico a qualquer custo muito presente no âmbito público brasileiro.…”
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“…Essas complementaridades podem ser importantes para a realização de planejamentos ambientais e/ou construção de formas de GA que incluam todos os envolvidos nesse processo (população local, órgãos governamentais, ONGs etc.) Como mostrou o trabalho de Gonzalez et al (2009) identificar complementaridades de saberes entre os atores sociais de um território pode ser muito útil para a sua gestão ambiental. As complementaridades entre os saberes podem ser tomadas como pontos de partida na construção de formas de gestão ambiental, pois podem facilitar o diálogo entre os atores sociais.…”
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