Tamara Ticktin - Google Scholar
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University of Hawaii at Manoa - Cited by 9,022 - Biocultural conservation and restoration - Plant demography and ecology
The ecological implications of harvesting non‐timber forest products T Ticktin Journal of Applied Ecology 41 (1), 11-21, 2004 13102004 Biocultural approaches to well-being and sustainability indicators across scales EJ Sterling, C Filardi, A Toomey, A Sigouin, E Betley, N Gazit, J Newell, ... Nature ecology & evolution 1 (12), 1798-1806, 2017 4332017 How do plant ecologists use matrix population models? EE Crone, ES Menges, MM Ellis, T Bell, P Bierzychudek, J Ehrl�n, ... Ecology letters 14 (1), 1-8, 2011 3382011 Small islands, valuable insights: systems of customary resource use…
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