Space and place through soil: Participatory mapping, ethnopedology, and the importance of local & gendered knowledge

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Author(s):
J. Martin; M.E. Christie

Type of Document:
Media

 

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Date of Publication:
2011

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This poster introduces preliminary research regarding participatory mapping in an effort to provide a methodological design for future research which combines scientific knowledge with local and gendered knowledge. Throughout 2009-2010, participants in Mali, Ghana, Uganda, Philippines,Ecuador, and Kenya were asked information necessary to create a local map, including soil type and quality. In most countries, this information was also gendered to illustrate the differences in knowledge and access between men and women. Recommendations for future research featured the inclusion of GIS, soil samples, and enthnographer-farmer collaboration.

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Presented at the Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, 12-16 Apr 2011

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