Gladman Chibememe

A Culturally Grounded Method for Dialogue Between Indigenous Peoples and Researchers on Emerging Technologies: Lessons from the Gene Drive Context

Neida Andi Arimuya, Federica Bernardini, Pedro Jose Cabrera Andi, Gladman Chibememe et autres

This paper presents a participatory method for conducing a collaborative and culturally appropriate dialogue process between gene drive researchers and Indigenous Peoples and local communities. Coordinated by the Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research and representatives of the International Indigenous Forum on …

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A Culturally Grounded Method for Dialogue Between Indigenous Peoples and Researchers on Emerging Technologies: Lessons from the Gene Drive Context

Neida Andi Arimuya, Federica Bernardini, Pedro Jose Cabrera Andi, Gladman Chibememe et autres

Dynamics and determinants of human–hyaena conflicts in the surroundings of a protected area

Prudence Gonhi, Gladman Chibememe, Beaven Utete, Innocent Mahakata

Abstract Human–wildlife conflicts (HWC) predominate in areas proximal to wildlife rich protected zones. Whereas herbivore driven HWC is easy to detect, the stealth, nocturnal and predacious nature of carnivores leads to human injury and fatality, livestock depredation and loss of livelihoods in …

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Livestock Losses and Predation Crisis in Communal Areas around Sengwa Wildlife Research Area (SWRA), Zimbabwe

Spencer Matindike, Gladman Chibememe, Innocent Mahakata

Livestock losses as a result of depredation by large wild carnivores are still of major concern globally.The study sought to establish current problematic predators, targeted livestock and to quantify in monetary value losses incurred by affected farmers from January, 2021 to December, …

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Threats and Conservation Strategies on Urban Wetlands: A Case of Monavale and Surrounding Areas in Harare, Zimbabwe

Silipiwe Sharai, Tawanda Tarakini, Gladman Chibememe

Wetlands are valuable ecosystems on which humans depend through the utilisation of the ecological goods and services including water for domestic and commercial use. Until recently, efforts on wetland conservation have shifted to community participation since they are important stakeholders in using …

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An assessment of human-wildlife conflicts in local communities bordering the western part of Save Valley Conservancy, Zimbabwe

Given Matseketsa, Never Muboko, Edson Gandiwa, Davidson M. Kombora et autres

Human-wildlife conflicts (HWCs) occur around the edges of protected areas where there are high human and wild animal interactions. Such is the case with Save Valley Conservancy (SVC), southern Zimbabwe, where reports of HWCs are increasing. We conducted an assessment of HWCs …

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The Social Dynamics of Illegal Wood Harvesting on Indigenous Woody Vegetation: A Case Study of Chimanimani National Park, Eastern Zimbabwe

Never Muboko, Langton Zengeni, Clayton Mashapa, Gladman Chibememe et autres

Illegal wood harvesting, a factor that threatens conservation efforts, was assessed in Chimanimani National Park (CNP), eastern Zimbabwe, in April 2016. The study identified preferred indigenous woody species, determined the uses and quantities of indigenous wood extracted, and established local people’s knowledge …

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Towards an Understanding of Conservation-Based Costs, Benefits, and Attitudes of Local People Living Adjacent to Save Valley Conservancy, Zimbabwe

Given Matseketsa, Gladman Chibememe, Never Muboko, Edson Gandiwa et autres

Communities juxtaposed to protected areas (PAs) often disproportionally accrue the costs of conservation, but they can also receive benefits from the existence of a PA. The extent to which local communities benefit or incur costs as a result of residing next to …

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Embracing indigenous knowledge systems in the management of dryland ecosystems in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area: the case of Chibememe and Tshovani communities, Chiredzi, Zimbabwe

Gladman Chibememe, Never Muboko, Edson Gandiwa, Olga Laiza Kupika et autres

The important role indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) is described in redefining the biodiversity conservation agenda of the Chibememe and Tshovani communities in the Sangwe Communal Lands, Chiredzi, in the management of dryland ecosystems of the southeastern low veld of Zimbabwe. These communities …

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Impacts of Wood Poaching on Vegetation Structure and Composition in Mukuvisi Woodland, Zimbabwe

Never Muboko, Tapiwa Chigumira, Clayton Mashapa, Edson Gandiwa et autres

Our study focused on the effects of wood poaching on the vegetation structure and composition in Mukuvisi Woodland, Zimbabwe. Mukuvisi Woodland, located within the precincts of Harare urban area, Zimbabwe, suffers from high illegal wood utilization pressure stemming from the need to …

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Community Leadership in Ecoagriculture

D. Bumacas, Delia C. Catacutan, Gladman Chibememe, Claire Rhodes