In recent years, perhaps the two most prominent debates in geography on issues of
biodiversity conservation have hinged upon, firstly, the positive and negative social impacts …

In this paper, we undertake an extensive review of the neoliberal conservation literature with
the aim to explore and substantiate the principal ways in which conservation is …

Abstract In East Africa, financially strained governments increasingly experiment with
voluntary, market-based carbon offset schemes for enhancing the public management of …

This paper explores territorial struggles around ecotourism in community-based
conservation in wildlife rich Northern Tanzania. At the centre of analysis are two emblematic …

Many attempts to scale conservation actions have failed to deliver their intended benefits,
caused unintended harm or later been abandoned, hampering efforts to bend the curve on …

Studies of accumulation by dispossession in the Global South tend to focus on individual
sectors, for example, large‐scale agriculture or nature conservation. Yet smallholder farmers …

Increasing habitat fragmentation and human population growth in Africa has resulted in an
escalation in human–elephant conflict between small‐scale farmers and free‐ranging …

In this paper we argue that historically emerging frontiers of conservation pave the way for
continuous top–down territorialization. Drawing on a concrete case in the Selous–Niassa …

This study examines the ways in which the adaptive capacity of households to climatic
events varies within communities and is mediated by institutional and landscape changes …

How do societies negotiate the apparently competing agendas of environmental protection
and social justice? Why do some countries perform much better than others on this front …