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Reports & Publications

Conservation Strategy Fund's applied research delivers objective, clear information for conservation decision-makers. Just as importantly, these studies are learning opportunities for our partners; CSF course graduates and others work side-by-side with us, gaining skills, confidence and the ability to do conservation economics work on their own in the future. Our studies are all freely available here and some are summarized in our Policy Brief series.

Retorno económico y reisgos socio-ambientales de los proyectos viales en la amazonía

Series number: 
44
Authors: 
Thaís Vilela
Alfonso Malky Harb
Aaron Bruner
Vera Laísa da Silva Arruda
Vivian Ribeiro
Ane Auxiliadora Costa Alencar
Annie Julissa Escobedo Grandez
Adriana Rojas
Alejandra Liana
Rodrigo Botero

Climate variability impact on Bali sardine fishery: Ecology and fisheries perspective

Authors: 
Reny Puspasari
Puput Fitri Rachmawati
Umi Muawanah

Población local demanda un acuerdo de conservación para la Reserva de la Biosfera y Tierra Comunitaria de Origen Pilón Lajas (RB-TCO PL) en Bolivia

Series number: 
43
Authors: 
Lilian Apaza-Vargas
Alfonso Malky
Anita Escobedo
Irina Cabrerizo

Does exclusion matter in conservation agreements? A case of mangrove users in the Ecuadorian coast using participatory choice experiments

Authors: 
Jorge H. Maldonado
Rocío Moreno-Sánchez
Juan P. Henao-Henao
Aaron Bruner

Fisheries Improvement Projects and small-scale fisheries: The need for a modified approach

Authors: 
Rhona Barr
Aaron Bruner
Scott Edwards

Strengthening Tourism in Indigenous Lands: Analysis of Tourism Supply and Demand in the Juruena River Basin, Mato Grosso, Brazil (in Portuguese)

Authors: 
Pedro Gasparinetti
Rodrigo Ozorio

Economic Feasibility Study for Forest Landscape Restoration Banking Models: Cases from Southern Amazonas State, Brazil

Authors: 
Pedro Gasparinetti
Diego Oliveira Brandão
Victor Araujo
Nhanja Araujo

CRAs Market in Maranhão State (Brazil): Economic and Environmental Implications of Restricting the Market to Ecological Identity (in Portuguese)

Series number: 
52
Authors: 
Thais Vilela
Pedro Gasparinetti

Designing a Market for Standing Forests in Maranhão, Brazil

Series number: 
42
Authors: 
Thaís Vilela
Pedro Gasparinetti

[OCF's letter] Official letter requesting to the Brazilian government to regulate the Environmental Reserve Quotas (CRAs)

CSF-Brazil is a signatory to the letter sent on November 11, 2018, by the Forest Code Observatory (OCF) "to His Excellency the Chief Minister of the Civil House Eliseu Padilha, requesting the adoption of measures for the issuance of the decree of Regulation of Environmental Reserve Quotas (CRAs), which are mentioned in articles 44 and in after the Chapter X of the Forest Code". See OCF website for more information. (News is in Portuguese).

"Created in 2013, the OCF is a network of 28 institutions - including CSF-Brazil - which monitors the implementation of the new Forest Law (Federal Law 12.651, of May 25, 2012), with the intention of generating data and critical mass that collaborate with the enhancement of the positive aspects and the mitigation of its negative aspects of the new Forest Law and avoid further setbacks."

CSF-Brazil became involved in the development of this letter through our study on CRAs. Please, click here to read our full report, here for our Policy Brief and here for more information on our project.