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Publications

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Foundational principles for intercultural research with Indigenous and rural peoples: Connecting principles to knowledge mobilization (Chapter 2)

Maureen G. Reed, James P. Robson, Amanda Lindgren, Peter Friedrichsen, Tegan Brock
Iain Davidson-Hunt, Gabriela Lichtenstein, Sheona Shackleton, Liette Vasseur, Holly Worthen

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Migration and the commons: Re-commonisation in Indigenous Mexico

Dan Klooster and James P. Robson

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Communities Surviving Migration: Village Governance, Environment, and Cultural Survival in Indigenous Mexico

James P. Robson and Dan Klooster

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Exploring youth-forest-community linkages in rural Mexico

James P. Robson, Fermin Sosa Pérez, and Michelle Sanchez Luja

In: Migration and Land, Special Issue of Land, Volume 9, Issue 11, November 2020

Youth and the future of community forestry

J. P. Robson, S.J. Wilson, Co. M. Sanchez, and A. Bhatt. 2020

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Foundational principles for intercultural and international research with Indigenous and rural peoples: Connecting principles to Knowledge Mobilization

Maureen Gail Reed, James P. Robson, Amanda Lindgren, Peter Friedrichsen, Tegan Brock, Iain J Davidson-Hunt, Gabriela Lichtenstein, Sheona Shackleton, Liette Vasseur, Holly Worthen

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Youth, forests and community in the Maya Biosphere Reserve, Petén, Guatemala

Julio Zetina, Roan Balas McNab, Miriam Castillo

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Youth perspectives in rapidly changing landscapes: Lessons from Peru

Julia Quaedvlieg , Carla Merediz , Mishari García Roca , Katya Mallea Díaz , Eber Cabanillas Suarez , Miguel Zamalloa Condori

In: The Future of Forest Work and Communities, Special Edition, World Development Perspectives, Volume 17, March 2020.

Are Indigenous youth in a tug-of-war between community and city? Reflections from a visioning workshop in the Lac Simon Anishnaabeg community (Quebec, Canada)

H. Asselin, R, Drainville. 2019

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Engaging youth in conversations about community and forests: Methodological reflections from Asia, Africa, and the Americas

James P. Robson, Hugo Asselin, Miriam Castillo, Leigh Fox, Scott Francisco, Birendra Karna, Amanda Karst, Julia Quaedvlieg, Michelle Sanchez Luja, Maria Paula Sarigumba , Marlene Soriano, Fermín Sosa Pérez, Sarah J. Wilson, Julio Zetina

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Global demand for gold is another threat for tropical forests

Nora L Alvarez-Berríos and T Mitchell Aide

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Deforestation and cattle expansion in the Paraguayan Chaco 1987–2012

Matthias Baumann, Christoph Israel, María Piquer-Rodríguez, Gregorio Gavier-Pizarro, José Norberto Volante & Tobias Kuemmerle

Research

A youth visioning workshop methodology: Co-creating the Future of Forest Work

Preprint written by Scott Francisco and Sarah Jane Wilson

 

Abstract: The Future of Forest Work and Communities (FoFW) community of practice was established to understand young people’s perspectives on employment, life goals, migration and the forests they live in or near to. A major challenge for those working at the nexus of environment and development is gaining a holistic, systemic understanding of the decisions and practices of people and communities in relation to their environment. This draft/pre-paper describes how the fields of systems thinking, design thinking, and organisational development can inform how to engage local people about global issues in a meaningful and culturally relevant way.

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Suggested Reading 

Indigenous forest knowledge

Hugo Asselin

Routledge Handbook of Forest Ecology, K. Peh, R. Corlett & Y. Bergeron (Eds.)

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