The Sangha River Network
1997 September: Yale University, USA
This conference was held at Yale
University, New Haven, CT, USA 25-28 September 1997 and brought together a wide
array of professionals involved with conservation and resource use in the
Trinational Sangha River Region. Formal presentations concerning the region’s
history, knowledge forms, conservation approaches, and policies were given. It
was, for many participants, the first time they had been able to directly
benefit from and engage in discussions with other professionals from different
disciplines who have conducted long-term research in the region.
It was during the final day of this
conference that the Sangha River Network itself was created by our International
Steering Committee. The overwhelming response from the participants at the
meeting suggested that face-to-face gatherings of this type were essential for
long-term collaboration regarding the region. It was also at this meeting that
the majority of participants voted to support the development of our Sangha
River Network Website to facilitate multi-national information exchange.
Here, thanks to the generosity of the Yale
School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Bulletin Series and its editor,
Assistant Dean Jane Coppock, we are pleased to provide you with complete
versions in PDF of the conference proceedings in both French and English. For
the English language version, please scroll down this page. For the French
Language version, please click here.
Title
page and Volume Information
Table
of Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
- A. Richard
Introduction
- Hardin, Rupp, and Eves
|
SECTION I: DYNAMICS OF THE PAST |
Section
Overview - Hardin
Introductory
Remarks - Gordon
Introductory
Remarks - Inomata
New
Carbon 14C Datings of Iron Metallurgy in the Central African Dense Forest
- Lanfranchi, Ndanga, Zana
Political-Economic
History of the Upper-Sangha - Copet-Rougier
The
Upper-Sangha in the Time of the Concession Companies - Coquery-Vidrovitch
Discussion
and Comments |
SECTION II: INTERACTIONS OF KNOWLEDGE FORMS IN
CONSERVATION: NATURAL SCIENCE, SOCIAL SCIENCE, AND INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE |
Section Overview - Rupp
Introductory
Remarks - Watts
Transnational
Ecological Monitoring of the Sangha Basin: Natural Science Perspectives
- Fotso
Human
Migration in the Protected Zones of Central Africa: the Case of the
Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve - Mogba and Freudenberger
Indigenous
Knowledge and Anthropological Constraints in the Context of Conservation
Programs in Central Africa - Joiris
Discussion
and Comments
|
SECTION III: INSTITUTIONS AND APPROACHES TO
CONSERVATION IN THE SANGHA RIVER REGION |
Section
Overview - Eves
Introductory
Remarks - Kellert
Wildlife
Conservation Society (WCS) Organizational Overview: Central African
Programs - Vedder
The
Nouabalé-Ndoki Project: Development of a Practical Conservation Model in
Central Africa - Ruggiero
Gesellschaft
für technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) Organizational Overview: Trinational
Sangha River Region - Debonnet
Political
Conflict and Forest Management in Northern Congo - Hoffmann
World
Wildlife Fund - US Organizational Overview: Dzanga-Sangha Reserve, Central
African Republic - Carroll
A
Critical Analysis of Three Approaches to Tropical Forest Conservation
Based on Experiences in the Sangha Region - Blom
Every
Man for Himself and God Against All: History, Social Science, and the
Conservation of Nature - Gartlan
Discussion
and Comments
|
SECTION IV: NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES AND PROSPECTS FOR
TRINATIONAL MANAGEMENT |
Section
Overview - Hardin, Eves, Rupp
Evolution
of Natural Resource Policy in Cameroon - Mengang
Conservation
of Biodiversity in the Central African Republic - Ngatoua
Development
of a Trinational System of Conservation: A Ten-Year Perspective - Fay
Strategies
of Influence for the Conservation of the Sangha River Basin: Insights from
the Policy Sciences - Ascher
Roundtable
Discussion
List
of Acronyms
Sangha
River Network
|
Network
News Resources Contact
Information
Sangha River Network • Yale
University • Council on African
Studies
Luce Hall • 34 Hillhouse Avenue
P.O. Box 208206 • New Haven, CT 06520-8206 USA
Tel: (203) 436-4348 • Fax: (203) 432-5963 • Email: sangha@yale.edu