Search Library
Search or browse through our library of existing resources on indigenous and local knowledge in biodiversity and ecosystem services. Entries include scientific articles, reports, policy briefs, webinars, videos, and more. To view a particular resource, click on its name below.
The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights1 (TRIPs Agreement) represents a significant step in the...
Biodiversity inventory, monitoring, and species-recovery efforts can be advanced by a dynamic collaboration of Western, citizen, and...
In recent years, we can see the development of social learning groups among Taiwanese communities, for example, the Taiwan Field School...
The biodiversity of the walnut fruit forests in Kyrgyzstan is under huge pressure due to various socio-economic challenges and...
Background: Growing interest is on food tree species in general, and particularly indigenous fruit tree species in developing countries...
This panel features junior and senior scholars from the United States, Denmark, and Brazil, who will come together to discuss some of...
Prevailing views on indigenous knowledge (IK) rely on a binary contrast between indigenous knowledge and scientific knowledge (SK),...
Indigenous knowledge about biodiversity and conservation is valuable and can be used to sustainably manage protected areas; however,...
Resources
Organisations and Initiatives
The following organisations and initiatives are leaders in the field of Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services. They have provided content, experts, and more to BES-Net. To learn more about a particular organization and the work they are doing click below.
Search library
Search or browse through our library of existing resources on Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services. Entries include scientific articles, reports, policy briefs, webinars, videos, and more. To view a particular resource, click below.
Experts
These individuals are experts in the field of Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services. BES-Net experts come from a wide range of sectors, from community activists to research scientists. They are available to answer questions, respond to polls, and engage in conversation with BES-Net users on their area of expertise. To learn more about an expert and their work, or get in touch with them, click below.
Suggestions
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Commissioning of a policy brief
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Identify a knowledge gap
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New Resource
BES-Net counts on its community of users to help it evolve in line with the needs of policy makers, scientist and practitioners. Have you identified a gap in our store of knowledge? Would you like to suggest a new resource? Please let us know by submitting this form.