Publications

The CCC has supported and produced research, case studies, and lessons learned from collaborative conservation since 2008. We have compiled all of our publications here. You can scroll down the list, use the filters below such as filtering by type of publication (video, journal article, etc), or search keywords in the right-most search bar to find publications or resources that meet your needs.

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wdt_ID	Year	Title	Authors	Type	Filter by System	Filter by Program	Filter by Type	Source	location (state/region)	system (marine/ag/forest/savanna)	System 2 (list)	other keywords
1	2009	THE ROLES OF SCIENCE, CONFLICT AND CONSENSUS IN NATURAL RESOURCE COLLABORATION: LESSONS FROM AN INACTIVE COLLABORATIVE GROUP	Weller, A.R.	Dissertation / thesis	Urban	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Western United States	agriculture/urban	Agriculture/Rangeland	collaberation, decision-making, BLM, IMPLC, consensus, community
2	2009	Common Questions on Conservation Easements	Jones, J., W. Wombacher, L. Sherrod, and H. McMillian	Guides/Resources	Agriculture/Rangeland	CCC Fellows Program	Guide/Manual/Resource	CCC Fellows Program	Colorado	agriculture/ private and public land/ community	Private Land	public lands, collaberation, private property, rights, conservation, costs
3	2010	The Samburu Photovoice Project	Beh, A.	Report	Savanna	CCC Fellows Program	Report	CCC Fellows Program	Kenya	savanna		conservation, park rangers, community, drought, culture, desertification, trees, pollution, wildlife
4	2010	http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.455.2519&rep=rep1&type=pdf	Wackerman, A.E.	Dissertation / thesis	Urban	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Vermont/US	urban		time, systems, humanity, society, green, buildling, shift, sustainability, community, paradigm shifts
5	2010	ACCEPTABILITY, CONFLICT, AND SUPPORT FOR COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT POLICIES AND INITIATIVES IN CEBU, PHILIPPINES	Mendezona Allegretti, A.	Dissertation / thesis	Coastal	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Philippines	coastal		Coastal Resource Management, Integrated Coastal Management, Ecosystem Based Management, fishing, marine fish, socioeconomic goals
6	2010	Collaborative climate change management: Exploring new management techniques.	Cobb, A.	Dissertation / thesis	Agriculture/Rangeland	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Colorado, Montana	ag/forest/tribe	Forests	climate change, scenario planning, collaberative conservation theory, sustainable community practices, environmental decision making
7	2010	Informing the Design and Governance of a Pro-Poor Payment for Ecosystem Services in Western Panama	Duke, E.A.	Dissertation / thesis	Agriculture/Rangeland	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Panama	ag		Payments for ecosystem services, PES, Western Panama, low-income households, La Amistad buffer zone, pro-poor payment, livelihood
9	2010	Simultaneous ground count of the Asiatic wild ass in the Great Gobi B Strictly Protected Area	Kaczensky, P., J. Ransom, O. Ganbaatar, and N. Altansukh	Other article	Desert	CCC Fellows Program	Other	CCC Fellows Program	Mongolia	desert		Great Gobi, Shargen Gobi Saiga Reserve, animal abundance, aerial survey, count, wildlife, domestic animals
10	2011	DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE? PHOTOVOICE, COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH, AND CONSERVATION EDUCATION IN SAMBURU, KENYA	Beh, A.	Dissertation / thesis	Savanna	CCC Fellows Program	Dissertation/Thesis	CCC Fellows Program	Kenya	savanna		community based participatory action research, CBPAR, Samburu, photo, conservation education, Samburu Photovoice Project, visual narratives
11	2011	Perceptions of Wildlife Parks by Youth Who Live Near Them: A Study in Samburu, Kenya	Beh, A., B. Bruyere, and G. Foster	Journal article	Savanna	CCC Fellows Program	Journal Article	CCC Fellows Program	Kenya	Savanna		youth perceptions, wildlife images, Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve, written responses, primary school, negative attitudes towards protected areas