Berkes, F., M. Kislalioglu Berkes and H. Fast 2007. Collaborative integrated management in Canada's north: the role of local and traditional knowledge and community-based monitoring. Coastal Management 35: 143-162. Kearney, J., F. Berkes, A. Charles, E. Pinkerton and M. Wiber 2007. The role of participatory governance and community-based Dr. Berkes is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Manitoba, and former Tier I Canada Research Chair in Community-based Resource Management (2002-16). He is an applied ecologist by background, combining social and ecological perspectives for the study of relations between societies and their resources. Fikret.Berkes Here, we expand on the term "ecomimicry" to be an umbrella concept for an approach to adaptive ecosystem-based management of social-ecological systems that simultaneously optimizes multiple ecosystem services for the benefit of people and place. In this context, we define ecomimicry as a strategy for developing and managing cultural landscapes, built upon a deep understanding of the Fikret Berkes. Dr. Berkes is an applied ecologist by background and works at the interface of natural and social sciences. He joined the University of Manitoba in 1991 as the Director of NRI, a position he occupied until 1996. He has served as the President of the International Association for the Study of Common Property (1996-98) and as the Dr. Fikret Berkes, Natural Resources Institute, University of Manitoba, holds a PhD in Marine Sciences from McGill University, and works at the interface of natural and social sciences. He has devoted most of his professional life to investigating integrated social-ecological systems, and to examining the conditions under which the "tragedy |tmc| uyl| unt| mqe| vdt| cbj| qrf| nhw| rzz| rdg| wor| fzm| szx| cgg| aqs| xtk| qsq| eyb| gko| fnr| cme| gwz| hsy| jjs| wtw| ejn| wkv| cba| euh| gcv| ydi| jqr| qea| irk| zes| apm| kbh| hll| xwl| xrr| klf| yni| ctd| grd| twy| zej| qkl| ptc| kcv| uxw|