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Lauren Redmore

College Station, Missoula
As seen in: Nature, Wiley Online Library, Ecology and Society
Research Social Scientist working at the intersection of conservation and development. All views are my own.
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From paternalism to self-determination: examining evolving tribal-federal relationships and co-management arrangements through three case studies - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

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By Clarita Lefthand-Begay, Lauren Redmore
| Nature Verified
Abstract As governments around the world seek to develop and implement co-management practices with Indigenous peoples and local communities, there are many questions about how to foster collaborative and just agreements that support self-determination.
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Ecology & Society: Understanding human-elephant interactions across time is key to illuminate pathways toward coexistence

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By Lauren Redmore
| Ecology and Society Verified
Synthesis ABSTRACT Research on human-elephant interactions (HEI) seeks to better understand relationships between people and elephants with the goal of reducing unwanted interactions for the long-term survival of elephants in social-ecological systems. Many examinations of HEI often rely on a short temporal scale of several seasons to several years, often because of limited data availability across time.
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The scope of empowerment for conservation and communities

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By Michael Petriello, Community-engaged CoLab, Lauren Redmore, Aby L. Sène
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Biodiversity conservation was founded as a mission-driven discipline to slow biodiversity loss (Soulé, 1985). Yet, this mission and its values continue to shift with evolving perceptions of the relationships among people, nature, and conservation itself (Ferraro et al., 2023; Mace, 2014; Noss, 1999; Saif et al., 2022).
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