2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10668-017-0016-8
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Local knowledge about dugout canoes reveals connections between forests and fisheries

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“…The complex process of canoe making requires knowledge of the best trees for carving, the availability of resources in the landscape, and the local regulations governing access to these resources. This detailed knowledge, along with some of the people-forest connections, may get eroded, as has been happening elsewhere (Orofino et al 2017). As canoe makers are the ones who have the practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and canoe making techniques, they should participate in the different processes of canoe protection that seek to encourage the sustainability of this cultural practice-for instance, educational actions with youth, and meaningful participation in policy decisions regarding the legal use of trees in the Reserve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The complex process of canoe making requires knowledge of the best trees for carving, the availability of resources in the landscape, and the local regulations governing access to these resources. This detailed knowledge, along with some of the people-forest connections, may get eroded, as has been happening elsewhere (Orofino et al 2017). As canoe makers are the ones who have the practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and canoe making techniques, they should participate in the different processes of canoe protection that seek to encourage the sustainability of this cultural practice-for instance, educational actions with youth, and meaningful participation in policy decisions regarding the legal use of trees in the Reserve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As fish was the major source of protein for them, having the appropriate technology was imperative to assure their daily diet (Milliken et al 1992). Orofino et al (2017) found no consensus for the preference in watercraft among the Azorean descendants of southern Brazilian coast. They found that some people favored canoes due to their properties, such as buoyancy, perceived safety advantage, and quietness, which facilitates fishing.…”
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“…It possible to observe that most of the area selected for study has undergone some type of human intervention for housing, roads, water well construction, diverse soil uses, among others, where the modified natural landscape represents the highest value (Orofino et al, 2017). This process may result in immediate extinction of some species, and according to Tabarelli et al (2010), expose surviving organisms to the effects of the altered environment over time.…”
Section: Physiognomiesmentioning
confidence: 99%