Tropical Resources Vol 38

Tropical Resources

THE BULLETIN OF THE YALE TROPICAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE

2019 Volume 38

Contents

Improving conservation and development outcomes: The achiote-farming livelihood project in Jamboé Valley, Ecuador

- Akielly Hu

Rebellious river: Chinese hydropower development in an illegible landscape

- Nicholas Lo

Regulating the trees for the forest: How Indonesia and Brazil attempt to reduce deforestation through forestry policy

- Paul Rink

The current population, distribution, and conservation status of the critically endangered White-bellied Heron (Ardea insignis) in Bhutan

- Indra Acharja

“Holes emerging in all the forests”: Swidden, betel nut, and the repurposing of environmental myths in Myanmar

- Jared Naimark

TRI Fellows research sites represented in this issue

Bhutan:	Indra Acharja
Ecuador:	Akielly Hu
Myanmar:	Nicholas Lo
Myanmar:	Jared Naimark
Brazil, Indonesia:	Paul Rink