Our approach adopts a holistic perspective that relies on the integration and understanding of local and regional information concerning ecological, environmental and human social processes, communities and cultural influences/ beliefs, functions, structure, and the interconnections between them. Such information from data collection through interpretation to management plans is used to (collaboratively) develop and implement short and long term environmental management strategies in consultation with appropriate stakeholders.

JFA offer a range of services including: ecological assessments, monitoring and management; environmental analysis, interpretation and communication; stakeholder consultation; training and education, capacity building; advisory and policy assistance; landscape design and analysis. JFA staff have worked with a range of clients and project partners, including, local stakeholders, national and international NGOs, and local and national government representatives.

JFA have worked on a diverse range or projects, representing these and project partners at a number of national and international forums. In addition to project specific technical outputs, JFA staff have authored and co-authored a range of publications from popularisation (e.g. BBC Wildlife, Malaysian Naturalist) to peer-review at both national (e.g. Silliman Journal, Malaysian Nature Journal) and international levels (e.g. Nature, Biodiversity and Conservation).

Our country experience includes: Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, Columbia, Peru, Trinidad & Tobago, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, France, Spain, Portugal, Turkey and the USA.

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