Collaborative Research To Inform Adaptive Comanagement: A Framework For The HeʻEia National Estuarine Research Reserve
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2020
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Journal Title:Ecology and Society
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Personal Author:Winter, Kawika B. ; Rii, Yoshimi M. ; Reppun, Frederick A. W. L. ; Hintzen, Katy Delaforgue ; Alegado, Rosanna A. ; Bowen, Brian W. ; Bremer, Leah L. ; Coffman, Makena ; Deenik, Jonathan L. ; Donahue, Megan J. ; Falinski, Kim A. ; Frank, Kiana ; Franklin, Erik C. ; Kurashima, Natalie ; Lincoln, Noa Kekuewa ; Madin, Elizabeth M. P. ; Mcmanus, Margaret A. ; Nelson, Craig E. ; Okano, Ryan ; Olegario, Anthony ; Pascua, Pua'Ala ; Oleson, Kirsten L. L.
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Price, Melissa R.
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Rivera, Malia Ana J.
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Rodgers, Kuulei S.
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Ticktin, Tamara
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Sabine, Christopher L.
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Smith, Celia M.
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Hewett, Alice
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Kaluhiwa, Rocky
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Cypher, Māhealani
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Thomas, Bill
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Leong, Jo-Ann
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Kekuewa, Kristina
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Tanimoto, Jean
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Kukea-Shultz, Kānekoa
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Kawelo, A. HiʻIlei
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Kotubetey, KeliʻI
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Neilson, Brian J.
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Lee, Tina S.
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Toonen, Robert J.
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Description:Globally, an increasing recognition of the importance of ecosystem-based management (EBM), Indigenous resource management (IRM), and Indigenous-led research and management is emerging; yet, case studies within scholarly literature illustrating comprehensive application of these theories and philosophies are scarce. We present the collaborative management model for the Heʻeia National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) as a contemporary Indigenous Community and Conserved Area (ICCA) that has synergistically operationalized these principles, as well as one that approaches research as a reciprocal collaboration with the Indigenous people and local community (IPLC) of place. The Heʻeia NERR was designated in 2017 through a process led by IPLC members in Hawaiʻi.
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Source:Ecology and Society, 25(4)
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Rights Information:CC BY
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Compliance:Submitted
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:559ad81607146713239e7a362a0266dce390cf457118ce4532657d63570dd8fb
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