Sara Mingorría

TL;DR: The transmission of traditional knowledge among rural local people in communities linked to protected areas in Doñana, southwestern Spain is analyzed to suggest an abrupt loss of traditional agricultural knowledge related to rapid transformations and intensification of agricultural systems, but maintenance of knowledge of traditional livestock farming, an activity allowed in the protected areas that maintains strong links with local cultural identity.

TL;DR: This report concludes that global grassroots environmentalism is a promising force for sustainability and combining preventive mobilization, tactical diversity and litigation increases activists’ success.

TL;DR: The authors analyzed the implications of the combined effect of labouring in oil palm plantations and land access on households, and discussed how these implications affect human well-being in two indigenous communities of the Polochic valley, Guatemala.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors focus on direct, structural, cultural, slow, and ecological forms of violence in environmental conflicts in Central America and find that violence can reach not only environmental defenders, but also communities, nature, and the sustainability of their relations.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors identify a set of relevant narratives on food supply chains in Spanish and Catalan contexts and carry out an integrated assessment of three organic tomato supply chains from different perspectives.