School of Ecosocial Resilience and Environmental Social Work / Biodiversity Conservation and Indigenous Communities
Biodiversity Conservation and Indigenous Communities
Biodiversity Conservation and Indigenous Communities is a intermediate-level course within the School of Ecosocial Resilience and Environmental Social Work, delivered hybrid (blended online/offline with field practicum). It combines evidence-based global standards with African community realities, u
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Learning objectives
• Synthesise the core concepts, theories and debates underpinning biodiversity conservation and indigenous communities, situating them within both global scholarship and African lived realities.
• Examine practical tools and methods for delivering biodiversity conservation and indigenous communities in low-resource, high-need community settings.
• Analyse how biodiversity conservation and indigenous communities intersects with gender, environment, mental health and governance within the SWEEP integrated practice model.
• Apply a workable action plan, case protocol or enterprise concept applying the principles of biodiversity conservation and indigenous communities to a real community context.