This document is intended for those interested in gathering natural resource information that reflects the needs of local communities. It describes a multidisciplinary survey developed with indigenous communities in the fores-rich landscapes of the Malinau watershed in East Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo). The final methods reflect a mixture of judgements, compromises and reactions to trials over many months. It is intended that it is useful to readers from diverse backgrounds given the multidisciplinary nature of the procedures described. This is not intended as a manual. It is a summary of lessons learned.
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Publication year
2004
Authors
Sheil, D.; Puri, R.K.; Basuki, I.; van Heist, M.; Wan, M.; Liswanti, N.; Rukmiyati; Sardjono, M.A.; Samsoedin, I.; Sidiyasa, K.D.; Chrisandini; Permana, E.; Angi, E.M.; Gatzweiler, F.; Johnson, B.; Wijaya, A.
Language
Indonesian
Keywords
biodiversity, forests, landscape, environment, indigenous knowledge, assessment, surveys, methodology, community forestry
Geographic
Indonesia
