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Meeting the Challenge of Limited Resource Farming in Tropical Conservation

Explore the complexities of limited resource farming and natural resource conservation in diverse regions like Senegal, Ecuador, Guatemala, Zimbabwe, and Peru. This research delves into the social, socio-cultural, socio-political, and socio-economic diversity impacting agricultural practices in various locations, emphasizing the importance of participatory research methods.

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Meeting the Challenge of Limited Resource Farming in Tropical Conservation

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  1. University of Florida

  2. DIVERSITY: THE CHALLENGE OF LIMITED RESOURCE FARMING AND NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION IN THE TROPICS Peter E. Hildebrand University of Florida

  3. Diversity • Biodiversity • Social Diversity • Methodologies

  4. Objectives • The Nature of Social Diversity • Emerging Methodology

  5. THE CHALLENGE OF DIVERSITY Senegal: Amy Sullivan Socio-Cultural Diversity (Household Composition) Ecuador: Heather McIlvaine-Newsad Socio-Cultural Diversity (Gender) Guatemala: A. J. Shriar Socio-Political Diversity (Infrastructure) Zimbabwe:Maxwell Mudhara Socio-Economic Diversity (Production) Peru: Victor E. Cabrera Aggregating Diversity

  6. Diversity and Location Specificity: Meeting the Challenge Through Participatory Research Elena P. Bastidas

  7. Land Use and Food Security in Petén, Guatemala Avrum J. Shriar

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