Diagnosing Wild Species Harvest. Resource Use and Conservation

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Author Biographies, Page xi
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
Acknowledgements, Page xv
Acronyms, Pages xvii-xviii
Introduction, Pages 1-2
Chapter 1 - All over the Earth, since the Dawn of Time, Pages 3-17
Chapter 2 - A Conceptual Primer to Wild Species Harvest, Pages 19-36
Introduction, Pages 37-39
Chapter 3 - Millennia of Wild Species Harvest in Amazonia, Pages 41-74
Chapter 4 - On a Winding Trail towards Sustainable Hunting, Pages 75-91
Chapter 5 - Fishing in and Fishing out the Amazon, Pages 93-110
Chapter 6 - River Turtles – They Have Come Back, Pages 111-124
Chapter 7 - Palm Leaves, Sustainability, and Dignity, Pages 125-141
Chapter 8 - Collect Locally, Eat Globally – The Journey of the Brazil Nut, Pages 143-160
Chapter 9 - Changing the Law of the Jungle: Forests and Forestry in Peru, Pages 161-177
Chapter 10 - Biodiversity and Business: An Experience with Medicinal Plants, Pages 179-190
Chapter 11 - Açaí: The Forest Farms of the Amazon Estuary, Pages 191-202
Chapter 12 - Blank Maps and Desires about Biodiversity Wealth, Pages 203-219
Introduction, Pages 221-222
Chapter 13 - Resource Dynamics behind the Provision from Nature , Pages 223-257
Chapter 14 - Costs and Benefits Weighted by Harvesters , Pages 259-279
Chapter 15 - Management of Resource Systems , Pages 281-294
Chapter 16 - Governance Shaping Incentive Structures, Pages 295-318
Chapter 17 - Knowledge for Action and Interaction , Pages 319-345
Chapter 18 - Spatiality in Nature and Society , Pages 347-372
Chapter 19 - Legacies from the Past and for the Future , Pages 373-385
Introduction, Pages 387-388
Chapter 20 - Diagnosing Wild Species Harvest: The DWiSH Procedure, Pages 389-413
Chapter 21 - Whose Interest? Whose Action?, Pages 415-426
Chapter 22 - Savage, Ravaged, or Managed?, Pages 427-436
Photo Credits, Page 437
References, Pages 439-459
Index, Pages 461-479
Colour Plates, Pages 1-6