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Sènankpon Tcheton

Environmental Social Scientist Researcher

Global Change Institute

University of the Witwatersrand

Johannesburg, South Africa

“The current uncertain times in marine ecosystems offer an opportunity to be creative and bring about novel thinking and way of doing to sustain human-nature relationships”

Sènankpon Tcheton, 2023

“Conserving marine biodiversity without conserving its associated local knowledge is a short-term solution in the quest for sustainability in Africa”

Sènankpon Tcheton, 2024

About me

Who am I ?

I am an environmental social scientist researcher with global transdisciplinary interests in the ways societies relate to the natural environment and deal with contemporary sustainability challenges. I am interested in the interface between Indigenous and Local Knowledge, Future Methods, and Marine Ecosystem Sustainability in Africa. My current research looks at the contribution of Indigenous and Local Knowledge in exploring the desirable futures of mangroves ecosystems in the Mono Transboundary Biosphere Reserve in West Africa.

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From Research to Action: My Path as an Environmental Social Scientist

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A journey of research and impact

Future Ecosystems for Africa

Future Ecosystems for Africa supports research to impact conservation and

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