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| Research context and objectives MLA helps the project by providing information on the way local people articulate and document their knowledge of land and natural resources uses. Local knowledge is considered crucial information for the management of forest. Finally, in this report we aim to provide information on the way the local community in Khe Tran (Phong My commune, Phong Dien district, Thua Thien Hue province) perceives and manages its environment, and we discuss the options it has to participate in future nature reserve management.
. Methods The multidisciplinary approach of MLA gathers information on land use in village and field, and studies local perceptions on forest landscapes and resources as well as local priorities in terms of land management and which land types, resources and activities are important to local people. The MLA team, working in both village and field, was composed by scientists from different disciplines (Table 1). Table 1. Composition of MLA research team in Khe Tran village Team member Responsibility/research aspect Contact Manuel Boissière Team coordinator/ethnobotany m.boissiere@cgiar.org Ha Thi Mung Socio-economy mungbmt@yahoo.com Imam Basuki Socio-economy i.basuki@cgiar.org Le Hien Socio-economy Hienle2001@yahoo.com Meilinda Wan Socio-economy m.wan@cgiar.org Douglas Sheil Ecology d.sheil@cgiar.org Piia Koponen Ecology p.koponen@cgiar.org Nguyen Van Luc Botany vanluc_qh@yahoo.com.vn Vu Van Can Botany Tel. 04-861-6946 Ho Thi Bich Hanh Translator hanhdhkt@gmail.com Nguyen Quy Hanh Translator Quyhanh2000@yahoo.com Tran Thu Anh Anh Translator hianhanh@yahoo.com Village activities Consisting of one or two researchers assisted by a translator, the village team was responsible for all socio-economic data collection. The team used questionnaire and data sheets to interview most households and key informants and to record
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