Carlos Hernandez Velez
PhD student
Carlos Velez is a doctoral student at Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS). He explores the the role that Indigenous Traditional Knowledge (ITK) plays in the regulation of wildlife consumption in the Colombian Amazon. He is interested in the unity of knowledge around biodiversity conservation and sustainability for better comprehension/action in socio-ecological contexts. In 2016, he received a merit magister degree for participatory research around the local regulation of wild life use, in an isolated multiethnic tribe in Colombian Amazon.
Publications
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Indigenous and local knowledge inclusion in forest fauna research : A systematic review in the tropics
Carlos Hernandez Velez, Guy Jackson, Torsten Krause
(2026) Ambio: a Journal of Environment and Society
Review articleKnowledges Beneath the Canopy : Indigenous Knowledges for Forest Fauna Management in the Colombian Amazon
Carlos Hernandez Velez
(2026)
Doctoral Thesis (compilation)Advancing co-production for transformative change by synthesizing guidance from case studies on the sustainable management and governance of natural resources
Fernanda A. van Maurik Matuk, Bas Verschuuren, Piero Morseletto, Torsten Krause, David Ludwig, et al.
(2023) Environmental Science and Policy, 149
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