Winners & Losers
Investigating the human and ecological impacts of the commercialisation of
non-timber forest products (NTFPs)
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Winners & Losers Investigating the human and ecological impacts of the commercialisation of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) |
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Project Team
Dr Caroline Sullivan Environmental & resource economist csu@ceh.ac.uk Project Manager
Dermot O'Regan Policy researcher, GIS Specialist dpo@ceh.ac.uk Project Coordinator
Rhodes University, Environmental Science, Programme, Grahamstown, South Africa
Sheona Shackleton Natural Resource management specialist s.shackleton@ru.ac.za Project Coordinator
Dr Charlie Shackleton Ecologist & natural resource management specialist c.shackleton@ru.ac.za
Iwokrama International Centre for Rain Forest Conservation and Development, Georgetown, Guyana
Sharon Ousman Forest Conservation and Management sousman@iwokrama.org Project Coordinator
Janette Forte Senior Social Scientist jforte@iwokrama.org
Institute
of Natural Resources,
University of Natal, South Africa Myles Mander Resource Economist manderm@nu.ac.za
James Cook University, Cairns, Australia
Roger Leakey Agroforestry specialist Roger.Leakey@jcu.edu.au
Independent Consultants Commercial & cultural context of biodiversity & forest conservation Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) & Benefit Sharing
Sarah Laird sarahlaird@aol.com
Rachel Wynberg rachel@iafrica.com
Ethnoecology Services, Freemantle, Australia
Dr Tony Cunningham Ethnobotanist peopleplants@bigpond.com
CRIAA SA-DC, Namibia Centre for Research-Information-Action for Development in Africa
Pierre
Du Plessis
multi-media & appropriate technology consultant Saskia
Den Adel
social anthropologist & community development consultant Cyril
Lombard
technical researcher & botanical resources consultant
CSIR Environmentek, Pretoria, South Africa
Adrian Combrinck GIS specialist
Thiambi Netshiluvhi Environment & rural development specialist tnetshil@csir.co.za
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