Closing the parachute and opening the umbrella: Strategies for inclusivity and representation in producing impactful coastal ecosystem research

Parachute science is the problematic and extractive practice of non-local researchers taking data, knowledge and information from communities of which they are not members, failing to engage the local community and local scientists, marginalizing them in most aspects of the research, and using the r...

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Published in:	Cambridge Prisms: Coastal Futures Vol. 3; p. e21
Main Authors:	Laumann, Katie May, Hoad, Nicholas M., Alvaro, Lauren, Badri, Shahrzad Lili, Burke, Noirin, Carew, Annie, Corte, Guilherme N., Croquer, Aldo, Shah Esmaeili, Yasmina, Farrell, Martha, Kouchi, Naoko, Lee, Juhyung, Nakaoka, Masahiro, Nordlund, Lina Mtwana, Sellares-Blasco, Rita I., Sheldon, Ed, Villalpando, Maria F., Lefcheck, Jonathan S.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	England Cambridge University Press 2025
Subjects:	Best practice Biodiversity Coastal ecosystems Collaboration colonial science Colonialism Community community science Developing countries Ecosystems Industrialized nations international collaboration Knowledge LDCs parachute science Parachutes Researchers Science Scientists traditional knowledge colonial science parachute science traditional knowledge community science international collaboration
ISSN:	2754-7205, 2754-7205
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