Design for Environmental Conservation

A Toolkit that Enables Sustainable, Participatory and Distributed Innovation
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Paru le : 2025-08-14

This book presents the Design for Conservation methodology, a novel approach that empowers communities and conservation professionals to collaboratively address environmental challenges. By integrating technical, relational, and cultural perspectives, this methodology emphasizes the interconnectedne...
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Parution
2025-08-14

Pages
118 pages

EAN papier
9789819695737

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Gabriela Nuri Baron is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Auckland, specialising in participatory methodologies for sustainability, conservation, and social innovation. With over 18 years of experience across design, research, and consultancy, she is known for her strategic and collaborative approach. Her work bridges people and the environment, often in partnership with Indigenous and local communities, and is grounded in a decolonial and place-based perspective. Gabriela has studied and worked across continents, holding a degree in Industrial Design (Argentina), a Master’s from Politécnico di Milano, and a PhD in Environmental Engineering. She is also a mother of two and a DiveMaster, deeply connected to the ocean and nature. Her Design for Conservation methodology has won multiple international awards. Dr.Maria Baron Palamar, DVM, is a wildlife veterinarian with a PhD in Wildlife Management (North Carolina State University, USA). Also a system dynamics enthusiast, connection creator, and co-founder of Resolve Conservation. “Connecting people to nature to achieve sustainable conservation outcomes.”   Ayla Hoeta is a Professional Teaching Fellow in the Design Program at Elam School of Fine Arts and Design at University of Auckland and a Mahi Maramataka practitioner. 

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