The final seminar of BuSK project was held in Rovaniemi in February 2019. Attendees had the privilege to hear not only about the results but also about the social and natural environments the project has operated in. Approximately 20 experts visited the stage to introduce their work, and you can now check their presentations as pfds from below.
Anita Alajoutsijärvi: Agnico Eagle’s mining work in Kittilä
Ari Nikula: Transboundary PPGIS – example from Kilpisjärvi/Reisa
Gun Lidestav (with Eva-Lisa Myntti, Per Sandström & Stefan Sandström): Gender perspectives on traditional knowledge to support natural resource governance
Erkki Kautto: Developing rural tourism in Rovaniemi
Gestur Hovgaards & Tordis Kristina á Rógvi Simonsen: Challenges of new land use models to the farming community
Pertti Itkonen: Project Halti – PPGIS in transboundary cooperation
John McDonagh: How to conserve, protect, live and work in peripheral rural regions?
Mikko Jokinen & Anna Kantola: Mining and local society in Kittilä
Karl Brix Zinglersen, Hans Holt Poulsen & Marie Söndergaard: Greenland case study – Indigenous local knowledge and planning in UNESCO World Heritage site
Kirsi-Marja Korhonen: Reconciling forestry with other land uses – focus in participation
Minna Turunen & Inkeri Markkula: The use of local knowledge in land use planning in Enontekiö region, Finland
Per Sandström, Tobias Jonsson & Niklas Jonsson (with Eva-Lisa Myntti, Gun Lidestav and Stefan Sandström): Communication solutions to land use issues and reindeer husbandry
Rannveig Ólafsdottir (with Þorvarður Árnason and Johannes T. Welling): Growing toursim and local societes – Iceland example
Seija Tuulentie: BuSK – Building Shared Knowledge capital to support natural resource governance in the Northern periphery 2016-2019
Stefan Sandström & Per Sandström: Participatory methods to increase local voice in land use planning
Leena Suopajärvi (with Arvid Viken & Gaute Svensson): Possibilities of social license to operate in various land use modes