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Research Methods

Tracking Change community-led projects use a variety of methods

To support community led research, we have produced three “how to” manuals outlining some of the most commonly research methodologies used in the project.

  • "How To" Vol 1 - Ideas for Methods for Community-Based Research on Social-Ecological Change in the Mackenzie Basin (2016)
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  • "How To" Vol 2 - Harvest & Perceptions of Fish Health (2017)
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  • "How To" Vol 3 - Fishing Livelihoods: Changes in the Fish and Water in Places We Consider Important (2018)
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In addition, here are some other useful resources:

  • Tracking Change Interview Guide
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  • Research Toolkit
  • Language and Terminology
  • Research Ethics
  • Methods
  • Forms and Templates
  • Other Resources
  • Partner Resources

ABOUT TRACKING CHANGE

We build and share knowledge about the sustainability of three of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems: The Mackenzie River Basin, The Mekong River Basin, and The Amazon River Basin.

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University of Alberta
Tracking Change Project Office
566 General Services Building
Edmonton, AB Canada
T6G 2H1

info@trackingchange.ca

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