Crystal Fortwangler
Biographic Data
| ID | 206781 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Crystal Fortwangler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Crystal |
| FAMILY NAME | Fortwangler |
| SIGNATURE | FORTWANGLER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oberlin College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 230 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Untangling Introduced and Invasive Animals
This article explores introduced and invasive species, untangling the ways in which disciplinary frameworks across the social sciences, natural sciences, and humanities examine introduced and invasive species and their relations with human societies. It focuses on how attention to this topic varies as well as what the unifying factors and commonalities are, and what benefit we gain from a comparison of approaches. The article discusses work from …
A Place for the Donkey
This paper is concerned with one aspect of the protection of the natural environment by the US National Park Service at the Virgin Islands National Park, the Park Service classification of flora and fauna as native, non-native, naturalised and invasive. This is part of an interest by the Park Service and others to restore nature parks to the ecosystem thought to exist before European influence. Many St Johnians, long-time island residents and des…
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Beyond the Square Wheel
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Reinventing a Square Wheel
This article presents a critical review of recent writings that argue that people-oriented approaches to conservation have largely failed to achieve their main goal--the protection of biological diversity. Based on an analysis of this problem, authors of these works conclude that biodiversity conservation initiatives should place renewed emphasis on authoritarian protection of national parks and other protected areas to safeguard critically threa…
Reinventing a Square Wheel
This article presents a critical review of recent writings that argue that people-oriented approaches to conservation have largely failed to achieve their main goal--the protection of biological diversity. Based on an analysis of this problem, authors of these works conclude that biodiversity conservation initiatives should place renewed emphasis on authoritarian protection of national parks and other protected areas to safeguard critically threa…
Beyond the Square Wheel
Metadata only record
Untangling Introduced and Invasive Animals
This article explores introduced and invasive species, untangling the ways in which disciplinary frameworks across the social sciences, natural sciences, and humanities examine introduced and invasive species and their relations with human societies. It focuses on how attention to this topic varies as well as what the unifying factors and commonalities are, and what benefit we gain from a comparison of approaches. The article discusses work from …
A Place for the Donkey
This paper is concerned with one aspect of the protection of the natural environment by the US National Park Service at the Virgin Islands National Park, the Park Service classification of flora and fauna as native, non-native, naturalised and invasive. This is part of an interest by the Park Service and others to restore nature parks to the ecosystem thought to exist before European influence. Many St Johnians, long-time island residents and des…
Beyond the Square Wheel
Metadata only record
Reinventing a Square Wheel
This article presents a critical review of recent writings that argue that people-oriented approaches to conservation have largely failed to achieve their main goal--the protection of biological diversity. Based on an analysis of this problem, authors of these works conclude that biodiversity conservation initiatives should place renewed emphasis on authoritarian protection of national parks and other protected areas to safeguard critically threa…
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
Anthropology and Environment Section
A Place for the Donkey
This paper is concerned with one aspect of the protection of the natural environment by the US National Park Service at the Virgin Islands National Park, the Park Service classification of flora and fauna as native, non-native, naturalised and invasive. This is part of an interest by the Park Service and others to restore nature parks to the ecosystem thought to exist before European influence. Many St Johnians, long-time island residents and des…
Untangling Introduced and Invasive Animals
This article explores introduced and invasive species, untangling the ways in which disciplinary frameworks across the social sciences, natural sciences, and humanities examine introduced and invasive species and their relations with human societies. It focuses on how attention to this topic varies as well as what the unifying factors and commonalities are, and what benefit we gain from a comparison of approaches. The article discusses work from …
Sociology (21 works) · Computer Science (19 works) · Anthropology (18 works) · Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond (17 works) · Citation (16 works) · Library science (16 works) · Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory (9 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (9 works) · Geography (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works)