Ecotourism is trumpeted as a sustainable activity and tool in and around Protected Areas
(PAs) capable of balancing conservation of biodiversity alongside the livelihood of the local …

Estimating the ecotourism carrying capacity (ETCC) in protected areas (PAs) is essential for
minimizing the negative impacts of ecotourism and sustainable environmental management …

Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons: Traditions and Trends
in the Study of the Commons, Revisit Page 1 van Laerhoven, F., et al. (2020). Celebrating the …

Institutional bricolage continues to attract scientific and policy interest, especially in
appreciating natural resource management outcomes. However, contemporary bricolage …

Growing evidence suggests a nuanced link between diversification and well-being for forest
communities. We contribute to clarify this nuance, by analyzing the well-being outcomes …

Forest-linked institutions are rapidly changing in sub-Saharan Africa–suggesting the need
for renewed evidence. While growing qualitative evidence suggests changes in forest-linked …

The co-management concept has been echoed in scientific literature for over two decades.
Emphasis has been tailored towards an understanding of structural and functional issues …

The theoretical link between endogenous cultural institutions (ECIs) and the regulation of
natural resource access and use in sub-Saharan Africa is re-gaining its position in theory …

The theoretical construct on responsiblization is gaining grounds as a novel analytical lens
in the field of governmentality–an approach to the study of strategies for shaping people's …

Northern Myanmar lies at the intersection of three globally important biodiversity hotspots.
However, little information on diversity and the distributions of large mammals (> 1 kg) is …