Welcome to 2023! We are starting this year with two new developments on our project website. First, we have added a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) tab to share questions that sometimes come up when we talk to residents about the project. We will update this regularly. If you think of something you’d like us toContinue reading “Frequently Asked Questions Page and Subscription Option”
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Sharing thesis results with study participants from baboon-visited communities
Last year when I planned my thesis I set the goal of going back to the communities that I worked with and sharing the results with them. Why? Because it is crucial to create spaces where knowledge cross-fertilization between academics and locals can occur. But also because people contributed their time and knowledge, and shouldContinue reading “Sharing thesis results with study participants from baboon-visited communities”
Upcoming event: Sharing findings from previous study, and future research plans
About a year ago, Kinga Psiuk was conducting fieldwork in for her master’s thesis project. She met with residents from several baboon-visited areas around the Cape Peninsula, using something called Q method to unpack how people’s perspectives on baboons and baboon-related matters differ and overlap. Kinga successfully defended her thesis at Stockholm University in June.Continue reading “Upcoming event: Sharing findings from previous study, and future research plans”
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