Accounting for age-dependent patterns of knowledge transmission is critical for understanding cultural evolution in age-structured populations. Cultural evolution theory predicts which social learning biases we expect people to use, but much less often when—during a person’s life cycle— different social learning biases will be used. By measuring knowledge and skill
Forests are a nutritional bounty – virtual natural supermarkets for 1 billion of the world’s poorest people. In rural areas of the Congo Basin many communities depend on wild meat for up to 80 percent of the fats and proteins in their diets.
This presentation examines the changing ecology of tropical forests and the effect that this has on maintaining data quality when…
Africa's dry forests key to food security Dry forests are particularly susceptible to climate change, yet they are also the…
The Letter of Intent between Indonesia and Norway has been “the single most significant game changer” for the Indonesian forestry…
