Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 38, Number 3 • 2018
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2018 Volume 38, Number 3
| THE ROLE OF SWIDDEN CULTIVATION IN SHAPING ETHNOZOOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE: INTEGRATING HISTORICAL EVENTS AND INTERGENERATIONAL ANALYSES AMONG QUILOMBOLAS FROM SOUTHEAST BRAZIL Helbert Medeiros Prado and Rui Sérgio Sereni Murrieta | |
| "EVERYTHING WE DO, IT'S CEDAR": FIRST NATION AND ECOLOGICALLY-BASED FORESTER LAND MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHIES IN COASTAL BRITISH COLUMBIA Marie J. Zahn, Matthew I. Palmer, and Nancy J. Turner | |
INUIT PERCEPTION OF MARINE ORGANISMS: FROM FOLK CLASSIFICATION TO FOOD HARVEST Michel Rapinski, Alain Cuerrier, Cory Harris, Elders of Ivujivik, Elders of Kangiqsujuaq, and Mélanie Lemire | |
| SUBSISTENCE HUNTING IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: INCOMPATIBILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN MEXICAN ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION Dídac Santos-Fita | |
| ON THE BRINK OF EXTINCTION: LLAMA CARAVANS ARRIVING AT THE SANTA CATALINA FAIR, JUJUY, ARGENTINA Bibiana Vilá | |
| ABORIGINAL TRANSLOCATIONS: THE INTENTIONAL PROPAGATION AND DISPERSAL OF PLANTS IN ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIA J. L. Silcock | |
| ETHNOICHTHYOLOGY OF ARTISANAL FISHERIES FROM THE LOWER LA PLATA RIVER BASIN (ARGENTINA) Trilce I. Castillo, Florencia Brancolini, Miguel Saigo, Juan R. Correa, and Claudio R. M. Baigún | |
| EDIBLE INSECTS AND OTHER CHITIN-BEARING FOODS IN ETHNIC PERU: ACCESSIBILITY, NUTRITIONAL ACCEPTANCE, AND FOOD-SECURITY IMPLICATIONS Nicola Manno, Walter Zelada Estraver, Cezar Medina Tafur, Carlos Leon Torres, Clemens Schwarzinger, Manuela List, Wolfgang Schoefberger, Freddy R. Mejìa Coico, José Mostacero Leon, Andrea Battissti, and Maurizio G. Paoletti | |
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