Making the Case for Community-Based Adaptive Collaborative Management in Hawaiʻi
This paper discusses how community-based adaptive collaborative management can reverse the decline of natural resources and the loss of the many services provided by healthy native ecosystems.
Subject Tags
- Indigenous Peoples
- Ecosystem management
Summary
Conservation is most effective when communities are actively involved through collaborative management systems that integrate local knowledge and shared responsibility. It positions community-based stewardship as essential for improving ecosystem health and social well-being.
Citation
Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance. 2018. Making the Case for Community-Based Adaptive Collaborative Management in Hawaiʻi. 9 pp.