David-Chavez and Gavin (2018)
Name the 5 levels of community participation from least to most participation.
Contractual, Consultative, Collaborative, Collegial, Indigenous
What are the 3 methodological categories?
Qualitative, Quantitative, Participatory
What county and region was the study conducted in?
Madidi region, Bolivia
How does this article define community-based conservation?
"The protection of biodiversity and natural resources in collaboration with community groups.”
Name 3 of the 6 indicators for responsible research practice (short category name).
Access, Relevance, Credit, Access, Cause No Harm, Outputs
Are Quantitative methods inductive or deductive?
Deductive
What 3 stakeholder groups were involved?
Scientific researchers, indigenous community members/leaders, protected area staff
Wilmsen argues that we should continue to move away from _______ to _______.
top-down management; community-based participation
According to David-Chavez et al. 2018 what is the definition of the term ‘Indigenous knowledge systems’?
"Dynamic systems of knowledge collectively held by Indigenous community members that draw from intergenerational, place-based, culturally embedded relationships and experiences"
What are the 3 factors that must be considered when choosing a methodology to use?
Relevance, Reliability, Ethics
Name 4 of the 7 "spaces" of local involvement discussed in the research?
Arriving and getting permission, in the field: local labor, knowledge exchange, relevance, friendship, analysis, and acknowledgment
Name 2 of the 3 issues in common research practices that lead to the rise of rapid rural appraisal (RRA).
focused mainly on rich men, unreliable questionnaire surveys, costly
What model of engagement with Indigenous communities did David-Chavez et al. 2018 find that 87% of climate studies used for their research? What is the definition of this model?
Extractive: outside researchers use Indigenous knowledge systems with minimal participation or decision-making authority from communities who hold them
Which "ology" (scientific field) did Participatory methods develop from?
DAILY DOUBLE
Anthropology
What "boundaries" did the the author cite for not including local community members as authors?
Language, education, and culture
How does the article contrast the assumptions made in “conventional science” and “PR”?
Conventional science relies on the assumption that only trained scientists can produce legitimate findings with a high degree of certainty that “accurately portray this independent reality”. Meanwhile, PR relies on the assumption that while there may be a reality that exists independently of human thought, knowledge of it is always filtered through cultural lenses.
When considering stakeholder participation (according to Reed 2008), name 2 of 3 philosophical qualities that determine high quality of participation?
Participants ability to engage effectively in decision making, recognizing and limiting pre-existing power inequalities, and supporting ongoing two-way learning between participants and researchers
Qualitative questions capture different "realities" to fill in a....
jigsaw
Who said: "You are the biologist of theory, but I am the biologist of the forest."? And what was their profession?
E. Cavinas, local hunter
The article begins by describing Floyd Red Crow Westerman’s 1970 song, “Here Come the Anthros”. What was this song about and why did he write it?
He wrote it to challenge anthropologists to stop misrepresenting and disrespecting Native American peoples while also failing to help them retain their cultures and revitalizing their communities.