Lisa Lobry De Bruyn
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4154874 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lisa Lobry De Bruyn |
| NOMBRES | Lisa Lobry |
| APELLIDO | De Bruyn |
| FIRMA | DE BRUYN L L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of New England |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0173-2863 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Community-based ecotourism and the challenges of local participation
Community-based ecotourism (CBE) promotes conservation, sustainable tourism, community cohesion, and equitable benefit distribution. Our case study investigates the quality of community involvement in implementing the CBE framework within Cat Tien National Park, a major conservation reserve in Vietnam. Using qualitative methods, such as key informant interviews and participant observation, the study assesses the level of community participation i…
What factors influence women’s participation in co-management? A case study of Sundarban mangrove forest management in Bangladesh
Understanding what factors influence women’s participation in forest co-management is vital for effective policy planning and women’s empowerment. The views of women and men from four villages in the Chandpai forest range on what influences women’s participation in forest co-management were gathered qualitatively. Data were collected through focus group discussions (n = 16) and in-depth interviews with key informants (n = 29), and thematically an…
Do multilevel agricultural innovation platforms support inclusive innovation? Lessons learned from a case study in the Ethiopian highlands
To facilitate smallholder farmers' inclusion within agricultural change processes, agricultural innovation platforms are increasingly being used. Such platforms, which seek to facilitate farmer interactions with diverse actors, are associated with the concept of inclusive innovation. Despite the rhetoric of IPs as inclusive structures, questions persist regarding farmers' inclusion in decision-making within IPs. This research, based on a livestoc…
Development pathways for co-management in the Sundarban mangrove forest
Lessons for Protected Area Management in Vietnam
While protected areas are a measure for forest conservation, they pose a number of key challenges to local people’s livelihoods. One solution to the tension between conservation objectives and livelihoods in protected areas is involving local people in forest protection activities. The research examined the performance of one initiative, involving Forest Protection Teams (FPTs), on the livelihoods of local people and participating members, and on…
The influence of multilevel innovation platforms on continuing utilization of smallholders’ livestock feeding practices
Agricultural research for development agencies in sub-Saharan Africa increasingly implements innovation platforms (IPs) to address institutional barriers to innovation in smallholder agriculture. This research aims to understand the activities, actions or arrangements that were mediated by a multilevel set of IPs to sustain the use of livestock feeding practices in the Ethiopian Highlands. Data was collected two years after the multilevel IPs had…
Contextualisation of salinisation and adaptation preferences in the coastal areas of Bangladesh
The salinisation of coastal areas in Bangladesh reduces livelihood options for rice intensification but offers a more suitable environment for shrimp and salt farming. Thus, farmers' salinity perspectives might vary resulting in contested land use settings that may create uncertainties for policymakers in planning adaptation initiatives to address salinisation. The aim of this study was to examine co‐located farmers' salinisation perspectives (e.…
Cropping systems intensification and diversification
Delta ecosystems are vulnerable to climate change from rising temperatures and altered rainfall patterns, as well as further threats from salinity and erosion due to coastline exposure. Smallholder farmers in deltas are adapting to these risks through cropping systems intensification and diversification, but it is unclear which cropping options offer better profitability and less risk and what transformational support is needed. Using qualitative…
Means and ways of engaging, communicating and preserving local soil knowledge of smallholder farmers in Central Vietnam
Increasing interest in farmers’ local soil knowledge (LSK) and soil management practice as a way to promote sustainable agriculture and soil conservation needs a reliable means to connect to it. This study sought to examine if Visual Soil Assessment (VSA) and farmer workshops were suitable means to engage, communicate and preserve farmers’ LSK in two mountainous communes of Central Vietnam. Twenty-four farmers with reasonable or comprehensive LSK…
Bringing farmers’ perceptions into science and policy
The status of soil macrofauna as indicators of soil health to monitor the sustainability of Australian agricultural soils
Development pathways for co-management in the Sundarban mangrove forest
Do multilevel agricultural innovation platforms support inclusive innovation? Lessons learned from a case study in the Ethiopian highlands
To facilitate smallholder farmers' inclusion within agricultural change processes, agricultural innovation platforms are increasingly being used. Such platforms, which seek to facilitate farmer interactions with diverse actors, are associated with the concept of inclusive innovation. Despite the rhetoric of IPs as inclusive structures, questions persist regarding farmers' inclusion in decision-making within IPs. This research, based on a livestoc…
The influence of multilevel innovation platforms on continuing utilization of smallholders’ livestock feeding practices
Agricultural research for development agencies in sub-Saharan Africa increasingly implements innovation platforms (IPs) to address institutional barriers to innovation in smallholder agriculture. This research aims to understand the activities, actions or arrangements that were mediated by a multilevel set of IPs to sustain the use of livestock feeding practices in the Ethiopian Highlands. Data was collected two years after the multilevel IPs had…
The status of soil macrofauna as indicators of soil health to monitor the sustainability of Australian agricultural soils
Bringing farmers’ perceptions into science and policy
Contextualisation of salinisation and adaptation preferences in the coastal areas of Bangladesh
The salinisation of coastal areas in Bangladesh reduces livelihood options for rice intensification but offers a more suitable environment for shrimp and salt farming. Thus, farmers' salinity perspectives might vary resulting in contested land use settings that may create uncertainties for policymakers in planning adaptation initiatives to address salinisation. The aim of this study was to examine co‐located farmers' salinisation perspectives (e.…
Cropping systems intensification and diversification
Delta ecosystems are vulnerable to climate change from rising temperatures and altered rainfall patterns, as well as further threats from salinity and erosion due to coastline exposure. Smallholder farmers in deltas are adapting to these risks through cropping systems intensification and diversification, but it is unclear which cropping options offer better profitability and less risk and what transformational support is needed. Using qualitative…
Means and ways of engaging, communicating and preserving local soil knowledge of smallholder farmers in Central Vietnam
Increasing interest in farmers’ local soil knowledge (LSK) and soil management practice as a way to promote sustainable agriculture and soil conservation needs a reliable means to connect to it. This study sought to examine if Visual Soil Assessment (VSA) and farmer workshops were suitable means to engage, communicate and preserve farmers’ LSK in two mountainous communes of Central Vietnam. Twenty-four farmers with reasonable or comprehensive LSK…
Development pathways for co-management in the Sundarban mangrove forest
Lessons for Protected Area Management in Vietnam
While protected areas are a measure for forest conservation, they pose a number of key challenges to local people’s livelihoods. One solution to the tension between conservation objectives and livelihoods in protected areas is involving local people in forest protection activities. The research examined the performance of one initiative, involving Forest Protection Teams (FPTs), on the livelihoods of local people and participating members, and on…
The influence of multilevel innovation platforms on continuing utilization of smallholders’ livestock feeding practices
Agricultural research for development agencies in sub-Saharan Africa increasingly implements innovation platforms (IPs) to address institutional barriers to innovation in smallholder agriculture. This research aims to understand the activities, actions or arrangements that were mediated by a multilevel set of IPs to sustain the use of livestock feeding practices in the Ethiopian Highlands. Data was collected two years after the multilevel IPs had…
Do multilevel agricultural innovation platforms support inclusive innovation? Lessons learned from a case study in the Ethiopian highlands
To facilitate smallholder farmers' inclusion within agricultural change processes, agricultural innovation platforms are increasingly being used. Such platforms, which seek to facilitate farmer interactions with diverse actors, are associated with the concept of inclusive innovation. Despite the rhetoric of IPs as inclusive structures, questions persist regarding farmers' inclusion in decision-making within IPs. This research, based on a livestoc…
What factors influence women’s participation in co-management? A case study of Sundarban mangrove forest management in Bangladesh
Understanding what factors influence women’s participation in forest co-management is vital for effective policy planning and women’s empowerment. The views of women and men from four villages in the Chandpai forest range on what influences women’s participation in forest co-management were gathered qualitatively. Data were collected through focus group discussions (n = 16) and in-depth interviews with key informants (n = 29), and thematically an…
Community-based ecotourism and the challenges of local participation
Community-based ecotourism (CBE) promotes conservation, sustainable tourism, community cohesion, and equitable benefit distribution. Our case study investigates the quality of community involvement in implementing the CBE framework within Cat Tien National Park, a major conservation reserve in Vietnam. Using qualitative methods, such as key informant interviews and participant observation, the study assesses the level of community participation i…
Geography (10 obras) · Business (9 obras) · Agriculture (8 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Environmental resource management (7 obras) · Ecology (4 obras) · Environmental planning (4 obras) · Environmental Science (4 obras) · Forestry (4 obras) · Agroforestry (3 obras)