Since the 1990s, many empirical studies of “community-based conservation”(CBC) have
discussed the relationship of benefits from wildlife to local attitudes. In addition to that …

In international wildlife conservation programs, community engagement and incentivization
strategies (eg, wildlife-related employment, tourism income) typically reflect the ecological …

In recent years there has been a proliferation of projects aiming to integrate human
development needs with conservation objectives, and to establish mutually beneficial …

Community wildlife management programmes in southern Africa typically offer residents
benefits such as meat, money and jobs in the hopes of improving both conservation …

This study looks at three dimensions of the relationship between Maasai and wildlife:
attitudes towards wildlife; cultural models of human-wildlife relationships; the aesthetic value …

Community-based natural resource management programs can recover wildlife and deliver
tangible benefits such as financial gains to local communities. Less-tangible impacts like …

Community-based wildlife conservation (CBWC) programmes have been a pervasive
paradigm in the conservation circles since the 1970s. The key elements of such …

In this paper we demonstrate the importance of non-economic values to community-based
conservation by presenting findings from research into Kunlog Community Resource …

This paper describes how most attempts to conserve wildlife in Africa in the 1990s have
been at least partially based on the economic rationale that communities must benefit from …

The objectives of this study were:(1) to determine community perceptions of wildlife
conservation and tourism, and (2) to establish socio-demographic factors that influence …