Operation Wallacea

Indonesia Marine Research: Socio-Economic reports
Publications
Cullen, L.C. (2008) Marine resource dependence, resource use patterns and identification of economic performance criteria within a small Indo-Pacific Island community. PhD thesis, Essex University. Pilgrim, S.E.(2008) A Cross-Cultural Study into Local Ecological Knowledge. PhD thesis, Essex University. Pilgrim, S.E., D.J. Smith and J. Pretty. (Accepted) Ecological Knowledge is Lost in Wealthier Communities and Countries. Environment, Science and Technology. Pilgrim, S.E., D.J. Smith and J. Pretty. 2007. A cross-regional quantitative assessment of the factors affecting ecoliteracy: Policy and practice implications. Ecological Applications. 17: 1742-1751. Pilgrim, S.E., L. Cullen, D.J. Smith, and J. Pretty. 2007. Hidden Harvest or Hidden Revenue? The effect of economic development pressures on local resource use in a remote region of southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge 6: 150-159. Cullen, L., Pretty, J. Smith, DJ. Pilgrim, SP. (2007) 'Links Between Local Ecological Knowledge and Wealth in Indigenous Communities of Indonesia: Implications for Conservation of Marine Resources. The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. 2(1): 289-299. Clifton, J., Inkpen, R. and Smith, D. J. (In review). Compensation, conservation, and communities: an examination of the implications of direct payments in protected areas. Geographical Journal Pilgrim, S.E., Smith, D.J. and Pretty, J. (In press) A cross-regional quantitative assessment of the factors affecting ecoliteracy: Policy and practice implications. Ecological Applications. Pilgrim, S, E., Cullen, L., Smith, D. J. and Pretty, J. (2007). Hidden Harvest or Hidden Revenue? The effect of economic development pressures on local resource use in a remote region of southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 6: 150-159. Pilgrim, S., Smith, D. J., Pretty, J. and Cullen, L. (in review). The Loss of Local Ecological Knowledge as a Consequence of Livelihood Diversification in Indonesia: Implications for Natural Resource Management. World Development. Clifton, J. & Benson, A. (2006). Planning for sustainable ecotourism: the case for research ecotourism in developing country destinations. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. 14(3): 238-254. Cullen, LCC., Smith, DJ. and Pretty, J. (2006). Economic importance of marine resources in the Wakatobi Marine National Park, Indonesia . International Society of Environmental Economics. Conference Proceedings. May, D. (2005). Folk taxonomy of reef fish and the value of participatory monitoring in Wakatobi National Park, southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. Traditional Marine Resource Management and Knowledge. 18: 1-35. Clifton, J. (2003) Prospects for co-management in Indonesia’s marine national parks. Marine Policy 27: 389-395. Lilley, J. & Clifton, J. (Submitted) Institutional barriers to co-management: the case of the Wakatobi Marine National Park, Indonesia. Ocean and Coastal Management. Clifton, J. (in prep) Fishing practices and recent technological change in the Bajau community: an example from south east Sulawesi, Indonesia. Fisheries Research. Clifton, J. (In press) Evaluating contrasting approaches to marine ecotourism: ‘dive tourism’ and ‘research tourism’ in the Wakatobi Marine National Park, Indonesia. In: J. Boissevain & T. Selwyn, eds. Contesting the Foreshore: Tourism, Society and Politics on the Coast p151-168. Amsterdam University Press. Galley, G. & Clifton, J. (2003). The motivational and demographic characteristics of research ecotourists: a case study of Operation Wallacea volunteers in south-east Sulawesi, Indonesia. Journal of Ecotourism. 3(1): 69-82. Smith, D. J. McMellor, S , and Horton, B. (in prep). Modelling impacts caused by scuba divers on reef systems; the production of a predictive damage index and implications for the strategic management of coral reef systems. Pretty, J. and Smith, D. J. (2003). Social capital in biodiversity conservation and management. Conservation Biology 18:3: 631-638. Dykes, A. P. & Gunn, J. (submitted) Sustainable ecotourism development on a small tropical carbonate island: assessment of the groundwater resource as a limiting factor. Journal of Environmental Management. Clifton, J. (2000). Management issues affecting conservation and tourism in marine national parks: an example from Indonesia. Paper presented at the 5th International Congress on Marine Science, 4-8 December 2000, Havana, Cuba.

Reports
2007 Sampela Health Report Austin, K.G., (2007) Can Small Island Communities Harness Emerging Carbon Markets for Conservation? An Examination of Ecological Capacity in the Context of the Social, Political and Cultural Environment of Kaledupa Island in the Wakatobi National Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia Socio-economic baseline surveys of communities bordering the Lambusango Forest 2004. Proposed strategy for the development of tourism in the Wakatobi National Park. Vosykova, B. (2002)Socio-cultural impacts of ecotourism on various Kaledupa communities. Clifton, J., & Benson, A. (2002) Summary of marine ecotourism studies in the Wakatobi Marine National Park in 2002. Lloyd, A. (2002) Motivations of Marine Research Volunteers. Allen, K. (2002) Identifying natural areas as ecotourist attractants on Kaledupa island. MacDonald, E. (2002) An Assessment of the human development status of three Kaledupa villages. Roberts, A., & Reed, C. (2002) Quantifying Wilderness Feel and Carrying Capacity on Hoga Island. Inwood, H. (2002) The socio-cultural and economic structure of Furake village and the impacts of ecotourism. Stubbs, C. (2002) Evaluating ecotourism: the case of Operation Wallacea. 2002. Factors influencing the rate at which scuba divers impact with the reefs around Hoga. 2002. The cultural impacts of tourism on forest communities. 2002. Environmental awareness and education in central Buton. 2002. Relationship between coral diversity and diving pressure and factors affecting diver collision rates. 2002. The potential for developing arts and crafts for the ecotourism market on Kaledupa. 2002. Socio-cultural impacts of ecotourism on Wakatobi communities. 2002. LIPI Report: Shaw, C and Atkins, S. 2002. LIPI Report: Clifford, J. 2002. LIPI Report: Ferguson, J. 2002. LIPI Report: Cattermole, L. 2002. LIPI Report: Wallace, M. 2002. LIPI Report: Lyon, V. 2002. LIPI Report: Wake, H. 2002. LIPI Report: Hurst, P. 2002. LIPI Report: White, R. 2002. LIPI Report: Webber, H. 2002. LIPI Report: Chan, W-Y. Farmer, J. (2002). Awareness of marine issues amongst the fisher population of Kaledupa and the feasibility of community management of reefs. 2001. Attitudes and motivations of volunteers joining Operation Wallacea. 2001. Ecotourism research on Hoga in 2001 and 2002 - 2006 development plans. 2001. Groundwater resources on Hoga. 2001. The environmental and social implications of developing the aquifer on Hoga. 2001. The economic impact of Operation Wallacea on Kaledupa. 2001. An assessment of the solid waste impacts of Operation Wallacea on Hoga. 2001. Diver damage impacts and a strategy for their reduction. Curran, S. (2001) First community led No Fishing Zone in Indonesia opens in the Tukang Besi Islands. Reef Encounter 29 March 2001. Summary of Bajo social studies in 2001. A comparison of the environmental perceptions of a Bajo and a Kaledupan community. 2000. Economic impacts of marine ecotourism, Attitudes and perceptions towards ecotourism within the Wakatobi, Ecotourism management plan for Hoga. 2000. The role of community development in sustainable tourism. 2000. The effectiveness and awareness of the Wakatobi National park management plan, The proposed sanctuary zone and implications for the Bajo people, The establishment of a community led no take zone, Access to education in the Bajo community.

Dissertations
Pratt, C. (2007) The Material culture of Rural Indonesia change over time in perceived symbols of wealth: A discourse of possession and Ideology. Timms, P. (2006). Centres and Peripheries - Identity, Boundaries, Community and the Bajo of Sama Bahari Goodger, B. (2005). Towards a sustainable future for the Bajo: An investigation of recent changed in socio-economic relationships among the Bajo fishing community of Sampela. Sham, S. (2005). Comparing and contrasting approaches to collaborative management. Fox, A. (2005). Comparing and contrasting approaches to collaborative management. Vetch, L. (2005). Viability of proposed village contracts for economic development. Armstrong-Evans, A. (2005). Viability of proposed village contracts for economic development. Nicholson, E. (2005). Identifying barriers to collaborative management - Bajo social inequalities. Watts, R. (2005). Perceived human impacts on the marine environment. Phillips, N. (2005). Perceived human impacts on the marine environment. Day, C. (2005). Household income structures and economic aspirations of the Bajo. Mackenzie, L. (2005). Implementation of appropriate development in Sampela. Farrell, K. (2005). Implementation of appropriate development in Sampela. Mitchell, K. (2005). Coming of age in Sampela: an ethnography of Bajo childhood. Armstrong, N. (2005). Coming of age in Sampela: an ethnography of Bajo childhood. Taylor, R. (2005). Understandings and usage of modern medical systems in Bajo society. Hurlbatt, C. (2005). Bajo perspectives on culture and development. Hare, R. (2005). Tourism operators and marine conservation - case studies. Floyd, D. (2005). Profiling ecotourists - an analysis of motivations and expectations. Toomey, A. (2005). Expansion of small business enterprises due to tourism development. Stuart, A. (2005). Value and importance of tourism within the stakeholder area. Gibson, E. (2005). Value and importance of tourism within the stakeholder area. Barnes, M. (2005). Developing an ecotourism plan for Buton Island. Hunter Smart, O. (2004). A Feasibility Study of Phycoculture as a Sustainable Livelihood in Kaledupa, Indonesia. Sampson, A. (2004). Operation Wallacea in Kaledupa: Problems and prospects for the implementation of a community payment strategy. Cackett, S. 2004. 'Assessing the potential for community involvement in conservation: A case study of residents of kaledupa island. Clifford, J. 2004. How closely does the character of women's power at the local level fit the wider geographical theories of power? A case study of Sampela, Indonesia. Pyrah, N. 2004. Impact of Operation Wallacea on local economic development. Cattermole, L. 2004. Role of traditional Bajo vs government village based institutions. Kent, L. 2004. Bajo perceptions of conservation and declining fish resources. Markey, K. 2004. Ecotourism and sustainable livelihoods. McKinley, F. 2004. Co-management - the real and perceived roles. Munday, S. 2004. Changing role of women in Bajo society. Wallace, M. 2004. Changing role of women in Bajo society. Webber, H. 2004. Bajo perceptions of conservation and declining fish resources. Brittain, S. 2004. Strategies for regulating resource use in local communities. Worricker, N. 2004. Co-management - the real and perceived roles. Davis, P. 2004. Effectiveness of marine conservation projects. Hargreaves-Allen, V. 2004. Estimating the Total Economic Value of coral reefs for residents of Sampela, A Bajau community in the Wakatobi Marine National Park Lyon, V. 2004. Changing Perceptions of Traditional Healing and Western medicine in the Bajo Society:a Socio-cultural Study. Gough, L. 2004. 'The real and imagined role of community in resource management.. Parford, R. 2004. Factors affecting co-management potential in the Wakatobi marine national park, Indonesia. Sowden, L. (2002). The Potential for Local Arts and Crafts to Benefit as a Result of Ecotourism. Chan, W-Y. (2002). The views of the indigenous fishers of the Wakatobi Marine National Park of Sulawesi, on fish resources and conservation effort.