L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ?
The term “Anthropocene” often refers to the relationships between humans and “wild” species or ecosystems, in order to highlight the need to reconnect human lifestyles and activities with nature. By focusing on agrobiodiversity, it is through an ancient human/natural history, that of the “partnershi...
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| author | Christine Raimond Laurent Tewende Ouedraogo Camille Noûs Eric Garine |
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| description | The term “Anthropocene” often refers to the relationships between humans and “wild” species or ecosystems, in order to highlight the need to reconnect human lifestyles and activities with nature. By focusing on agrobiodiversity, it is through an ancient human/natural history, that of the “partnership” between humans and domesticated species dependent on each other for their co-evolution, that we treat the Anthropocene. The tropical zone presents a situation all the more original as the diversity is also maintained by the presence of wild relatives for a large part of the domesticated cultivated species. The links vary during the different phases identified during the Anthropocene according to the relationships of domination between humans and nature, but also between humans according to the dominant/dominated relationships. In West Africa, populations are now paying a high price for Anthropocene-related transformations, whether ecological, evolutionary, demographic, economic and political. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-84fd1f5b89f44786a08d110d57ae819f2025-08-20T03:18:02ZengSociété Royale Belge de Géographie and the Belgian National Committee of GeographyBelgeo1377-23682294-91352020-10-01310.4000/belgeo.42927L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ?Christine RaimondLaurent Tewende OuedraogoCamille NoûsEric GarineThe term “Anthropocene” often refers to the relationships between humans and “wild” species or ecosystems, in order to highlight the need to reconnect human lifestyles and activities with nature. By focusing on agrobiodiversity, it is through an ancient human/natural history, that of the “partnership” between humans and domesticated species dependent on each other for their co-evolution, that we treat the Anthropocene. The tropical zone presents a situation all the more original as the diversity is also maintained by the presence of wild relatives for a large part of the domesticated cultivated species. The links vary during the different phases identified during the Anthropocene according to the relationships of domination between humans and nature, but also between humans according to the dominant/dominated relationships. In West Africa, populations are now paying a high price for Anthropocene-related transformations, whether ecological, evolutionary, demographic, economic and political.https://journals.openedition.org/belgeo/42927global changeWest Africaanthropoceneagrobiodiversityseedsfood crops |
| spellingShingle | Christine Raimond Laurent Tewende Ouedraogo Camille Noûs Eric Garine L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? Belgeo global change West Africa anthropocene agrobiodiversity seeds food crops |
| title | L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? |
| title_full | L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? |
| title_fullStr | L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? |
| title_short | L’agrobiodiversité sous les tropiques, débats et controverses en marge du concept d’Anthropocène ? |
| title_sort | l agrobiodiversite sous les tropiques debats et controverses en marge du concept d anthropocene |
| topic | global change West Africa anthropocene agrobiodiversity seeds food crops |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/belgeo/42927 |
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