Javier A Simonetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 329661 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Javier A Simonetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Javier A |
| FAMILY NAME | Simonetti |
| SIGNATURE | SIMONETTI J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4526-104X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 74 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Assessing the willingness to accept assisted migration for a sky island lizard
Exploring links between local knowledge, values and livelihoods in land-sea interface
Local knowledge and values of coastal communities offer insights into the intricate human-nature relationships in the land-sea interface. Considering a diversity of values unveils how people perceive nature, encompassing both tangible and intangible dimensions, and this understanding is part of how they navigate dynamic environmental challenges by embracing livelihood diversification spanning land-sea activities. Better understanding of these val…
Advocacia e OAB
O artigo analisa o acesso à Justiça, a cidadania, os direitos humanos e a democracia, a partir da atuação da advocacia e da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB), com amparo na revisão de literatura sobre o tema. Buscou-se identificar a atuação desses dois atores sociais em benefício da cidadania, desde seu histórico constitucional; e determinar os sentidos criados, no marco da atuação da advocacia e da OAB, para o acesso à Justiça, direitos humano…
Chile mega-fire 2017
Exotic Pinus radiata Plantations do not Increase Andes Hantavirus Prevalence in Rodents
Social acceptability of management actions for addressing different conflict scenarios between humans and wildlife in Patagonia
Conflicts between humans and wildlife could generate problems for biodiversity, and conflict management is important for avoiding biodiversity loss. Social acceptability of management actions for mitigating these conflicts can influence the success of wild carnivore management. Our study was carried out in southern Chile where we evaluated levels of social acceptability and consensus (using PCI2) for frightening, relocating, and lethal control in…
Why would new protected areas be accepted or rejected by the public
Reconciling farming and wild nature
Protocolo para la evaluación del riesgo de colapso de los ecosistemas
La biodiversidad enfrenta una crisis a escala global producto de la perdida y fragmentacin de los hbitats naturales, lo que est modificando el foco tradicional de las evaluaciones de riesgo desde especies hacia ecosistemas. La Unin Internacional de Conservacin de la Naturaleza (IUCN) ha establecido un estndar oficial para la evaluacin del riesgo de colapso de los ecosistemas. Proponiendo un modelo conceptual que utiliza cinco criterios basados en…
Knowledge of Native Edible Plants in a Monoculture Plantation-Dominated Landscape
The loss of forests is a factor that could account for the loss of local knowledge about edible plants. In Chile, the replacement of native vegetation by monoculture plantations of exotic trees has been the main cause of forest loss in recent times. We assess whether this loss of forests affects knowledge of wild edible plants by conducting household surveys in coastal rural localities in south-central Chile, subject to different degrees of repla…
Perceived changes in environmental degradation and loss of ecosystem services, and their implications in human well-being
Rural communities worldwide face a decrease of critical ecosystem services caused by replacement of native forests by commercial plantations. Replacement of native forest by commercial plantations decreases water provisioning, with possible negative impacts over well-being. We tested this hypothesis in Central Chile. We assessed subjective well-being (SWB) and local perceptions of changes in forest cover and water provision among 78 rural familie…
Links Between Land-Sharing, Biodiversity, and Zoonotic Diseases
Ecología para la conservación de la diversidad biológica
Ocupaciones prehistóricas marginales en Chile central
De rocas y caminos
Formación de recursos humanos en biodiversidad y conservación en la Universidad de Chile
Small Mammal Taphonomy
Archaeological Evidence of Rodent Consumption in Central Chile
We analyzed the remains of small mammals from two rockshelters in the pre-Andean mountains of central Chile. A significant fraction of the remains exhibited evidence of burning. Burned remains were present from 4460 to 1520 B.P. and belong to rodent species of large body size and weight that are either diurnal or colonial. We suggest that rodents were a constant food item for humans in central Chile, and that rodent species were selected based on…
Archaeological Evidence of Rodent Consumption in Central Chile
We analyzed the remains of small mammals from two rockshelters in the pre-Andean mountains of central Chile. A significant fraction of the remains exhibited evidence of burning. Burned remains were present from 4460 to 1520 B.P. and belong to rodent species of large body size and weight that are either diurnal or colonial. We suggest that rodents were a constant food item for humans in central Chile, and that rodent species were selected based on…
Small Mammal Taphonomy
Reconciling farming and wild nature
Why would new protected areas be accepted or rejected by the public
Knowledge of Native Edible Plants in a Monoculture Plantation-Dominated Landscape
The loss of forests is a factor that could account for the loss of local knowledge about edible plants. In Chile, the replacement of native vegetation by monoculture plantations of exotic trees has been the main cause of forest loss in recent times. We assess whether this loss of forests affects knowledge of wild edible plants by conducting household surveys in coastal rural localities in south-central Chile, subject to different degrees of repla…
De rocas y caminos
Archaeological Evidence of Rodent Consumption in Central Chile
We analyzed the remains of small mammals from two rockshelters in the pre-Andean mountains of central Chile. A significant fraction of the remains exhibited evidence of burning. Burned remains were present from 4460 to 1520 B.P. and belong to rodent species of large body size and weight that are either diurnal or colonial. We suggest that rodents were a constant food item for humans in central Chile, and that rodent species were selected based on…
Small Mammal Taphonomy
Formación de recursos humanos en biodiversidad y conservación en la Universidad de Chile
Ocupaciones prehistóricas marginales en Chile central
De rocas y caminos
Ecología para la conservación de la diversidad biológica
Links Between Land-Sharing, Biodiversity, and Zoonotic Diseases
Perceived changes in environmental degradation and loss of ecosystem services, and their implications in human well-being
Rural communities worldwide face a decrease of critical ecosystem services caused by replacement of native forests by commercial plantations. Replacement of native forest by commercial plantations decreases water provisioning, with possible negative impacts over well-being. We tested this hypothesis in Central Chile. We assessed subjective well-being (SWB) and local perceptions of changes in forest cover and water provision among 78 rural familie…
Exotic Pinus radiata Plantations do not Increase Andes Hantavirus Prevalence in Rodents
Social acceptability of management actions for addressing different conflict scenarios between humans and wildlife in Patagonia
Conflicts between humans and wildlife could generate problems for biodiversity, and conflict management is important for avoiding biodiversity loss. Social acceptability of management actions for mitigating these conflicts can influence the success of wild carnivore management. Our study was carried out in southern Chile where we evaluated levels of social acceptability and consensus (using PCI2) for frightening, relocating, and lethal control in…
Why would new protected areas be accepted or rejected by the public
Reconciling farming and wild nature
Protocolo para la evaluación del riesgo de colapso de los ecosistemas
La biodiversidad enfrenta una crisis a escala global producto de la perdida y fragmentacin de los hbitats naturales, lo que est modificando el foco tradicional de las evaluaciones de riesgo desde especies hacia ecosistemas. La Unin Internacional de Conservacin de la Naturaleza (IUCN) ha establecido un estndar oficial para la evaluacin del riesgo de colapso de los ecosistemas. Proponiendo un modelo conceptual que utiliza cinco criterios basados en…
Knowledge of Native Edible Plants in a Monoculture Plantation-Dominated Landscape
The loss of forests is a factor that could account for the loss of local knowledge about edible plants. In Chile, the replacement of native vegetation by monoculture plantations of exotic trees has been the main cause of forest loss in recent times. We assess whether this loss of forests affects knowledge of wild edible plants by conducting household surveys in coastal rural localities in south-central Chile, subject to different degrees of repla…
Chile mega-fire 2017
Advocacia e OAB
O artigo analisa o acesso à Justiça, a cidadania, os direitos humanos e a democracia, a partir da atuação da advocacia e da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB), com amparo na revisão de literatura sobre o tema. Buscou-se identificar a atuação desses dois atores sociais em benefício da cidadania, desde seu histórico constitucional; e determinar os sentidos criados, no marco da atuação da advocacia e da OAB, para o acesso à Justiça, direitos humano…
Exploring links between local knowledge, values and livelihoods in land-sea interface
Local knowledge and values of coastal communities offer insights into the intricate human-nature relationships in the land-sea interface. Considering a diversity of values unveils how people perceive nature, encompassing both tangible and intangible dimensions, and this understanding is part of how they navigate dynamic environmental challenges by embracing livelihood diversification spanning land-sea activities. Better understanding of these val…
Assessing the willingness to accept assisted migration for a sky island lizard
Geography (17 works) · Ecology (11 works) · Biology (7 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (5 works) · Biodiversity (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works)