Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)

One of the most important approaches for policy making in order to biodiversity conservation and wildlife management is co-management of natural resources. Local stakeholders are one of the main elements in this approach. This is necessary to consider social network analysis in the framework of soci...

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Main Authors: A. Darvish, M. Ghorban, S. Fakheran, A. Soffianian
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: Isfahan University of Technology 2014-12-01
Series:Iranian Journal of Applied Ecology
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Online Access:http://ijae.iut.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-63&slc_lang=en&sid=1
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author A. Darvish
M. Ghorban
S. Fakheran
A. Soffianian
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description One of the most important approaches for policy making in order to biodiversity conservation and wildlife management is co-management of natural resources. Local stakeholders are one of the main elements in this approach. This is necessary to consider social network analysis in the framework of social-ecological systems toward biodiversity conservation and sustainable wildlife management. In this study, social network analysis and understanding key actors or social powers for implementation of co-management toward biodiversity and sustainable habitat management of Caucasian Black Grouse in Kharil village of Arasbaran area had discussed. The results illustrated key actors, social powers in environmental decisions. Also, according to in-degree and out-degree centrality, actors who have social power and dominance have revealed. Yo-Al actor has highest social power and Vahe-Eb actor has highest social dominance and also Ka-Gh actor has highest betweenens role in the study society. These actors will be outlined as local leaders in the process of ecosystem co-management in the study area. The outcomes of this research could be used for conducting co-management and biodiversity management action plan.
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spelling doaj.art-c0619f91ecd449b3a5ef7c4be6c3a6f82022-12-21T21:42:51ZfasIsfahan University of TechnologyIranian Journal of Applied Ecology2476-31282476-32172014-12-01392941Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)A. Darvish0M. Ghorban1S. Fakheran2A. Soffianian3 One of the most important approaches for policy making in order to biodiversity conservation and wildlife management is co-management of natural resources. Local stakeholders are one of the main elements in this approach. This is necessary to consider social network analysis in the framework of social-ecological systems toward biodiversity conservation and sustainable wildlife management. In this study, social network analysis and understanding key actors or social powers for implementation of co-management toward biodiversity and sustainable habitat management of Caucasian Black Grouse in Kharil village of Arasbaran area had discussed. The results illustrated key actors, social powers in environmental decisions. Also, according to in-degree and out-degree centrality, actors who have social power and dominance have revealed. Yo-Al actor has highest social power and Vahe-Eb actor has highest social dominance and also Ka-Gh actor has highest betweenens role in the study society. These actors will be outlined as local leaders in the process of ecosystem co-management in the study area. The outcomes of this research could be used for conducting co-management and biodiversity management action plan.http://ijae.iut.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-63&slc_lang=en&sid=1Social power Co-management Network analysis Social capital Social-ecological systems Black Grouse Kharil.
spellingShingle A. Darvish
M. Ghorban
S. Fakheran
A. Soffianian
Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
Iranian Journal of Applied Ecology
Social power
Co-management
Network analysis
Social capital
Social-ecological systems
Black Grouse
Kharil.
title Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
title_full Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
title_fullStr Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
title_full_unstemmed Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
title_short Network Analysis and Key Actors Toward Wildlife Management (Case Study: Habitat of Caucasian Black Grouse, Arasbaran Biosphere Reserve)
title_sort network analysis and key actors toward wildlife management case study habitat of caucasian black grouse arasbaran biosphere reserve
topic Social power
Co-management
Network analysis
Social capital
Social-ecological systems
Black Grouse
Kharil.
url http://ijae.iut.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-63&slc_lang=en&sid=1
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