REFloC's team comprises researchers from multiple disciplines, including ecology, geography, anthropology, economics, and development studies. We work alongside community partners, traditional authorities, and local experts to ensure our research is grounded in local knowledge and responsive to community needs.
Our dedicated field team conducts surveys, facilitates focus groups, and maintains ongoing relationships with communities across the Weto Range. They are the backbone of our participatory research approach.
This team translates research findings into practical toolkits and policy recommendations, working with government agencies and NGOs to implement evidence-based conservation strategies.
Traditional authorities, community leaders, and local residents who share their knowledge, guide our research priorities, and ensure our work remains relevant and respectful of local contexts.
We welcome partnerships with researchers, organizations, and community groups who share our commitment to collaborative, community-centered conservation.
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