… a similar analysis of the ethnoecological knowledge of Wapishana hunters, which forms the
content of chapters six and seven. A detailed comparison of ethnoecological data on various …

… on Wapishana ethnoecology and cultural ecology was undertaken in Guyana over twenty-two
months in 1997-1998 and 1999-2000. Wapishana people … Wapishana hunters collectively …

… This chapter has addressed the relationship to scientific ecology of a limited aspect of
Wapishana ethnoprimatology: ethnoecological information on various primate species, organised …

… to identify the fauna and flora’s ethnoecology. The data extracted from the interviews were
… Taurepang from the Karib language family and Wapishana from the Arawak language family…

… In this paper the value of ethnoecological knowledge of the Minahasans is examined to
reposition their ethno-science in Indonesian environmental planning schemes, by viewing …

… It focuses on the ethnoecological aspects of Minahasan people … An ethnoecological approach
has been applied in multi… The ethnoecological approach applied in this research seeks to …

… Empirical evidence shows that much traditional resource use, including that of Wapishana
… Applying the cultural edge thus formed to an analysis of Wapishana hunting and agriculture …

… Wapishana households, with Wapishana men as the fathers of women who married Waiwai
men, or Wapishana men with Wapishana … Waiwai women married to Wapishana men. The …

… , has primarily focused on ethnoecology and the production … in general, and the Wapishana
people from southern Guyana … apply to the situation of his Wapishana informants. Striving to …

… Waiwai interlocutors stated that the Wapishana view primate meat as “dirty” and “diseased”
and that the Wapishana believe consuming it will make them sick. In contrast, most Waiwai …