Stephen Mark Redpath

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Produções bibliográficas

• MISHRA, CHARUDUTT ; YOUNG, JULIETTE CLAIRE ; FIECHTER, MATTHIAS ; RUTHERFORD, BRAD ; REDPATH, STEPHEN MARK . Building partnerships with communities for biodiversity conservation: lessons from Asian mountains. JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY , v. 54, p. 1583-1591, 2017.

• MURALI, RANJINI ; REDPATH, STEPHEN ; MISHRA, CHARUDUTT . The value of ecosystem services in the high altitude Spiti Valley, Indian Trans-Himalaya. Ecosystem Services , v. 28, p. 115-123, 2017.

• BHATIA, SALONI ; REDPATH, STEPHEN MARK ; SURYAWANSHI, KULBHUSHANSINGH ; MISHRA, CHARUDUTT . The Relationship Between Religion and Attitudes Toward Large Carnivores in Northern India?. Human Dimensions of Wildlife , v. 22, p. 30-42, 2017.

• REDPATH, STEPHEN MARK ; BHATIA, SALONI ; YOUNG, JULIETTE . Tilting at wildlife: reconsidering human-wildlife conflict. ORYX , v. 49, p. 222-225, 2015.

• SURYAWANSHI, KULBHUSHANSINGH R. ; BHATIA, SALONI ; BHATNAGAR, YASH VEER ; REDPATH, STEPHEN ; MISHRA, CHARUDUTT . Multiscale Factors Affecting Human Attitudes toward Snow Leopards and Wolves. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY , v. 28, p. 1657-1666, 2014.

• SURYAWANSHI, KULBHUSHANSINGH R. ; BHATNAGAR, YASH VEER ; REDPATH, STEPHEN ; MISHRA, CHARUDUTT . People, predators and perceptions: patterns of livestock depredation by snow leopards and wolves. JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY , v. 50, p. 550-560, 2013.

• REDPATH, STEVE M. ; YOUNG, JULIETTE ; EVELY, ANNA ; ADAMS, WILLIAM M. ; SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM J. ; WHITEHOUSE, ANDREW ; AMAR, ARJUN ; LAMBERT, ROBERT A. ; LINNELL, JOHN D.C. ; WATT, ALLAN ; GUTIÉRREZ, R.J. . Understanding and managing conservation conflicts. TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION , v. 28, p. 100-109, 2013.

• YOUNG, JULIETTE C. ; MARZANO, MARIELLA ; WHITE, REHEMA M. ; MCCRACKEN, DAVID I. ; REDPATH, STEVE M. ; CARSS, DAVID N. ; QUINE, CHRISTOPHER P. ; WATT, ALLAN D. . The emergence of biodiversity conflicts from biodiversity impacts: characteristics and management strategies. BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION , v. 19, p. 3973-3990, 2010.

• SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM J. ALBON, STEVE D. ALLISON, HILARY ARMSTRONG-BROWN, SUE BAILEY, MARK J. BRERETON, TOM BOYD, IAN L. CAREY, PETER EDWARDS, JOAN GILL, MAGGIE HILL, DAVID HODGE, IAN HUNT, ALEXANDER J. LE QUESNE, WILL J. F. MACDONALD, DAVID W. MEE, LAURENCE D. MITCHELL, ROGER NORMAN, TIM OWEN, ROGER P. PARKER, DAVID PRIOR, STEPHANIE V. PULLIN, ANDREW S. RANDS, MICHAEL R. W. REDPATH, STEVE SPENCER, JONATHAN , et al. SPRAY, CHRIS J. THOMAS, CHRIS D. TUCKER, GRAHAM M. WATKINSON, ANDREW R. CLEMENTS, ANDY ; REVIEW: The identification of priority policy options for UK nature conservation. JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY , v. 47, p. 955-965, 2010.

• WHITE, REHEMA M. ; FISCHER, ANKE ; MARSHALL, KEITH ; TRAVIS, JUSTIN M.J. ; WEBB, THOMAS J. ; DI FALCO, SALVATORE ; REDPATH, STEVE M. ; VAN DER WAL, RENÉ . Developing an integrated conceptual framework to understand biodiversity conflicts. LAND USE POLICY , v. 26, p. 242-253, 2009.

• THIRGOOD, SIMON ; REDPATH, STEVE . Hen harriers and red grouse: science, politics and human-wildlife conflict. JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY , v. 45, p. 1550-1554, 2008.

• DELIBES-MATEOS, MIGUEL ; REDPATH, STEVE M. ; ANGULO, ELENA ; FERRERAS, PABLO ; VILLAFUERTE, RAFAEL . Rabbits as a keystone species in southern Europe. BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION , v. 137, p. 149-156, 2007.

• REDPATH, S. M. ; ARROYO, B. E. ; LECKIE, F. M. ; BACON, P. ; BAYFIELD, N. ; GUTIERREZ, R. J. ; THIRGOOD, S. J. . Using Decision Modeling with Stakeholders to Reduce Human-Wildlife Conflict: a Raptor-Grouse Case Study. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY , v. 18, p. 350-359, 2004.

• THIRGOOD, SIMON ; REDPATH, STEVE ; NEWTON, IAN ; HUDSON, PETER . Raptors and Red Grouse: Conservation Conflicts and Management Solutions. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY , v. 14, p. 95-104, 2000.

• REDPATH, STEPHEN M. ; THIRGOOD, SIMON J. . Numerical and functional responses in generalist predators: hen harriers and peregrines on Scottish grouse moors. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY , v. 68, p. 879-892, 1999.

Projetos de pesquisa

• 2017 - Atual

  Advancing equity in Brazilian protected area management, Descrição: Conservation's gold standard is to achieve positive social, economic and biodiversity outcomes, and therefore major conservation organisations now place social equity at the centre of their strategies. This collaboration will bring together expertise in social and ecological aspects of conservation science to assess and advance equity in protected areas in Brazil. The proposed work consists of 4 main parts: 1) co-production of knowledge on ecological and social change in the Catimbau National Park; 2) the first implementation in Brazil of a framework for assessing and advancing equity in protected areas; 3) community-based workshops to support the development of plans to enhance equity in communities in ways compatible with conservation; and 4) a capacity-building workshop to disseminate this framework, and lessons from its implementation, to conservation practitioners. We expect to positively impact the lives of vulnerable rural populations in the study area, and across Brazil, through 2 principal mechanisms. Firstly, by working with local communities to share knowledge generated by scientists and local knowledge of impacts of human activities in the Caatinga, we will help promote the implementation and continuation of more sustainable practices, making communities more resilient to impacts of climate change, and protecting livelihoods and food security in the medium-long term. Secondly, we will build capacity among conservation practitioners to recognise key equity issues, advance equitable participation and sharing of costs and benefits of protected area management, and identify potential solutions compatible with effective conservation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Stephen Mark Redpath - Coordenador / Karen Mustin - Integrante / Neil Dawson - Integrante / William Douglas de Carvalho - Integrante / Marcelo Tabarelli - Integrante / Enrico Bernard - Integrante.