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Research planning - A Presentation on "The Human Role in Reindeer/Caribou Systems" workshop (held at the Arctic Centre in Rovaniemi, February, 1999)

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Research Planning in the Face of Change: A Report on "The Human Role in Reindeer/Caribou Systems" workshop held at the Arctic Centre in Rovaniemi, February, 1999

Goals of our presentation & session

Origins of the Rovaniemi Workshop

Urgent and important problems

Workshop Organizing Committee

Workshop Project Objectives

The "Science Plan"

Who participated?

The workshop strategy

Six topic areas / working groups

an Alaska concern

a Canadian concern:

And Sweden:

And Russian:

Initial workshop challenges...

Cross-cutting themes and directives of the workshop

Improve the ability to anticipate and respond to change

From the Hunting Systems group:

Understanding better the functionality of Human-Rangifer Systems

Sample of issues related to functionality

Developing regional & Circumpolar monitoring tools...

functionality Human-Rangifer Systems...

Comparative analysis and theory...

North American Barren Ground Caribou herds and some Indigenous Caribou-Hunting Groups

Improve methods of research

A few specific questions...

An example of the project's key relationships

Facilitate better communication among key players

Suggestions for improving communication

Organize researchers into a stronger and better coordinated network

Reframe the paradigm

Our challenge; our opportunity

Conference highlights

Author: Gary Kofinas

Email: Gary.Kofinas@Dartmouth.edu