Protected Areas: offering security to whom, when and where?

摘要: This study considers the issue of security in context protected areas Cameroon and Botswana. Though literature on issues well-being relation to is extensive, there has been less discussion how what ways these impacts relationships can change over time, vary with space differ across spatial scales. Looking at two very different historical trajectories, this heterogeneity landscapes created by Waza Chobe time space. finds that conservation measures various subsets local population once considered be ‘bad’ (e.g. violent, exclusionary area creation) may construed as ‘good’ moments geographical areas. Similarly, complacency or resignation presence a park reversed changing environmental conditions. Changes (material otherwise) fluctuated within implications for long-term management funding strategies newly already existing today. suggests parks must adaptively managed not only ecological conditions, but also shifts area's social, political economic context.