COMPLEG: Comparative approaches to land use in the Atlantic Forest achievements and future perspectives

This workshop is a joint endeavour between the Department of Coevolution of Land Use and Urbanisation at the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology, Bournemouth University, and Göttingen University as part of a joint AHRC-DFG funded project. The event will bring together a diverse network of scholars and Indigenous community members exploring Atlantic Forest history, ecology, and culture across space and time.

The workshop will take place over two days (14th and 15th of September). The first day will involve presentation of the results of the project COMPLEG project, on which Patrick Roberts is one of the PIs, and involve coordination of outputs and final steps needed to complete the project goals. This will involve input from invite international experts and Indigenous community members. The second day will involve discussions on paths forward for future funding opportunities, further outputs, and further project ideas, benefitting from the invited experts and stakeholders present.