Participation in protected area management planning in coastal Brazil

Bockstael, Erika; Bahia, Natália C.F.; Seixas, Cristiana Simão; Berkes, Fikret

doi:10.1016/j.envsci.2016.02.014

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“…Brazil is one of countries with the longest coastline and has a range of varied coastal ecosystems. Brazil began to carry out environmental protection of coastal areas from 1970s (Bockstael et al, 2016). The main mode of exploitation and utilization of coastal resources of Japan is mudflat aquaculture under the precondition of environmental protection (Wei et al, 2010).…”

Section: Development Process Of Coastal Mudflat Areas Utilizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Developing and sustainably utilize the coastal mudflat areas in China

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Science of The Total Environment

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Section: Development Process Of Coastal Mudflat Areas Utilizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Developing and sustainably utilize the coastal mudflat areas in China

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Science of The Total Environment

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“…conservação, ou em seu entorno, quanto ao seu processo administrativo, o que inclui a tomada de decisões. Destacaram-se: Bockstael et al (2016), com o artigo "Participation in protected area management planning in coastal Brazil", que trataram da qualidade dessa representação social na governança ambiental de áreas protegidas; Richardson (2015), com "On the limits of liberalism in participatory environmental governance: Conflict and conservation in Ukraine's Danube Delta", onde averiguou a governança ambiental participativa em reserva de biosfera na Ucrânia, valendo-se de uma abordagem ontológica; Haenn et al (2014), com "Improving conservation outcomes with insights from local experts and bureaucracies", onde enfatizou a importância do conhecimento tradicional ou local para a preservação de áreas protegidas, bem como o de Stringer & Paavola (2013), com "Participation in environmental conservation and protected área management in Romania: a review of three case studies", onde examinaram os desafios para a adoção de um modelo de governança ambiental participativa em áreas protegidas, pautado por uma abordagem abrangente e integrada, tomando, como exemplos, as experiências verificadas na Romênia.…”

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Governança ambiental em áreas de proteção da biodiversidade: uma revisão sistemática

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J. Env. Anal. Progr.

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As áreas protegidas são importantes instrumentos para a preservação da biodiversidade e a gestão compartilhada desses espaços é um desafio. Os estudos científicos podem apontar caminhos para aperfeiçoar a governança ambiental dessas áreas. Mas, como a comunidade científica vem abordando essa questão? Quais os seus principais interesses de pesquisa? Este artigo objetivou averiguar a evolução histórica dos estudos sobre governança ambiental em áreas protegidas, através de levantamento na base de dados Scopus Elsevier, dada a sua abrangência. Os resultados revelaram um grande número de artigos sobre áreas protegidas, entretanto, quando essa temática foi relacionada à governança ambiental, a quantidade de estudos foi diminuta, destacando-se enquanto temas correlatos nesses poucos artigos encontrados: engajamento e representatividade social, relações entre Estado e sociedade/comunidades, conflitos territoriais, desenvolvimento e conservação. Constatou-se que os estudos sobre governança ambiental em áreas de proteção precisam ser fortalecidos e o número de publicações elevado, especialmente nos centros de pesquisa latino-americanos.Palavras-Chave: Gestão participativa, espaços legalmente protegidos, preservação.

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“…The current conservation and development policies require a consultation process to establish a management plan for the protected area. This process with the community of Trindade began in mid-2012, and is described in detail in Bockstael et al (2016). The management plan poses critical issues to multiple stakeholders in the community and impacts various types of natural resources.…”

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“…The public participation process is not fully accessible to the whole community. It is only a consultative process, so community representatives are allowed to provide their views on the management plan and request changes, but they do not have actual power to influence the document; the authorities make all final decisions (Bockstael et al 2016).…”

Section: Study Area Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using the capability approach to analyze contemporary environmental governance challenges in coastal Brazil

Bockstael

Berkes

2017

International Journal of the Commons

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Conservation and development are often framed as a dichotomy, requiring trade-offs. But trade-offs can be due to the particular political situation and to relationships of domination, and are not necessarily the inevitable result of an intractable situation. Environmental governance in Brazil is in transition, with growing tension between those who seek a social-environmental approach and those who are strictly concerned with preservation. This article applies the capability approach framework to analyze the human development situation in Trindade, Brazil, by answering key questions that are central to this approach (1) What kind of lives are people able to live? Are they able to be or do what they have reason to value? and (2) What is the quality of economic, social and political relations in Trindade? Three main 'shocks' emerge as having major impacts on the way of life of community members: (a) Conflict with external commercial developers, (b) Paving of access road into community, and (c) Enforcement of a Federal Protected Area on historical community land and sea space. Capability priorities were established for women, men, older adults and people with disabilities. The impacts of development and conservation policies are different for the four groups, as are the priorities for capabilities. There is no single capability that is found in the top three priorities across the four groups. The case in Trindade demonstrates that space for public participation is not sufficient to ensure that the people who are trying to improve their wellbeing and be the author of their own lives can influence the outcome, and also shows that regular contact and connection does not necessarily create empathy, as Sen assumed in The Idea of Justice. Erika Bockstael and Fikret Berkes

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Participation in protected area management planning in coastal Brazil

Cited by 68 publications

References 38 publications

Developing and sustainably utilize the coastal mudflat areas in China

Developing and sustainably utilize the coastal mudflat areas in China

Governança ambiental em áreas de proteção da biodiversidade: uma revisão sistemática

Using the capability approach to analyze contemporary environmental governance challenges in coastal Brazil

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