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Perspectives on interactions between communities and conservation area managers in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: An analysis using Q methodology

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doi:10.17528/landscapealliance/009520
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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil · Sarmiento Barletti
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2026
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An analysis using Q methodology Key messages• Multiple territorial and protected area initiatives coexist in the Andean-Amazon region, each with different visions of the role of rights-based approaches in their management and sustainability.• The Q methodology made it possible to compare the perspectives of 100 specialists from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru on the relationships between Indigenous Peoples, local and Afro-descendant communities, and conservation area managers.• Broad consensus exists in rejecting conservation models that focus exclusively on biophysical protection or that are solely state-led, and in recognizing women's representation and participation as a key element.• Territorial rights and free, prior and informed consent emerge as the main differences between stakeholders; however, in Bolivia there is greater convergence on respect for the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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W7221830363
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10.17528/landscapealliance/009520

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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil; Sarmiento Barletti. Perspectives on interactions between communities and conservation area managers in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: An analysis using Q methodology. 2026. https://doi.org/10.17528/landscapealliance/009520

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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil; Sarmiento Barletti. (2026). Perspectives on interactions between communities and conservation area managers in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: An analysis using Q methodology. https://doi.org/10.17528/landscapealliance/009520
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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil; Sarmiento Barletti. Perspectives on interactions between communities and conservation area managers in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: An analysis using Q methodology. 2026. https://doi.org/10.17528/landscapealliance/009520
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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil; Sarmiento Barletti. Perspectives on interactions between communities and conservation area managers in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: An analysis using Q methodology. 2026. https://doi.org/10.17528/landscapealliance/009520

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Nicole Maria Heise Vigil

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