Fausto O. Sarmiento

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University of Georgia

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Fausto O. Sarmiento is a Professor at The University of Georgia, USA. His research interests include biocultural conservation, ethnotourism, and ecological legacies, with a particular focus on the Andes and Amazon regions. Recent articles explore topics such as traditional plant usage among the Kichwa people and the impacts of climate change on heritage sites in Ecuador. He is actively engaged in bridging scientific understanding with community practices to promote sustainable tourism and conservation efforts.

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VULPES mountain climate change and biodiversity conservation

Open Date: 2016-06-01

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Workshop on Understanding Interfaces of Andean Cultural Landscapes for Management, Quito, Ecuador, December 1998

Open Date: 1998-12-15

Close Date: 1999-11-30

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The Heritagescape of Kichwa People of Nizag Built upon Traditional Plant Usage along a Chimborazo Variant of the Andean Road System or Qhapaq Ñan

Ecological Legacies and Ethnotourism: Bridging Science and Community in Ecuador’s Amazonia

Intention to engage in ecotourism development: validation and extension of the Resident Empowerment through Tourism Scale (Version 2.1)

Towards Biocultural Conservation of Chilean Palm Landscapes: Expanding Perspectives from Historical Ecology

La Montología Global 4D: Hacia las Ciencias Convergentes y Transdisciplinarias de Montaña a través del Tiempo y el Espacio

Impacts of soil erosion and climate change on the built heritage of the Pambamarca Fortress Complex in northern Ecuador

Mountain Graticules: Bridging Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, and Historicity to Biocultural Heritage

Forest Transformation in the Wake of Colonization: The Quijos Andean Amazonian Flank, Past and Present

Changing mountain farmscapes: vulnerability and migration drivers in the Paute River watershed, Southern Ecuador

Montology manifesto: echoes towards a transdisciplinary science of mountains

Current and Future Distribution of Five Timber Forest Species in Amazonas, Northeast Peru: Contributions towards a Restoration Strategy

Mountain science poised to help ecotourism in Peruvian cloud forests

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Kamal Gandhi

Mattia Pistone

Parker VanValkenburgh

Warren Church

Crystal McMichael

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