Embarking on a Wild Adventure in Search of Zebras
FairFrontiers researcher Alimata Sidibe writes her thoughts and observations from her field trip to Upemba National Park in DR Congo.
Pantu: ‘On a Journey through the Past’
Sarawak, to many Malaysians from the Peninsular, occupied most peoples’ mental and discursive spaces as ‘the frontier’, less developed, containing wild and exotic flora and fauna, resources to be exploited for the economic growth and development of the nation…
Blog post about land grabbing in Cameroon
Researcher Niina Pietarinen, who was with FairFrontiers researchers during their first trip to Cameroon, explains some of the implications of land grabbing for local communities in West Cameroon in a blog post published by the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation.
Blog post from SRC about paper on scientific narratives
A blog post at the Stockholm Resilience Centre talks about the paper “Scientific narratives risk reinforcing colonial structures in tropical forests.”
Surviving above the water: A visit to Bidayuh Dayak Community in Sarawak
It was just before mid-day in May 2022 when we arrive at the Bengoh Dam, after about an hour’s drive from Kuching, the capital of Sarawak..
The Ground Underfoot
We walk, single file, past patches of thick fallow dominated by various species of bamboos…