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In 2008, Jeffrey Barnes聽was a (short term) working on research of the cocoa plant and its consumption by聽Panama鈥檚 indigenous community of Aligandi, the Guna. At Dawson, he is an active participant in Sustainable Dawson and the Sustainable Campuses project.

Check out Jeff鈥檚 publications on聽.

Contributions to Dawson’s Community

This past academic year Jeffrey ran a workshop session for Social Sciences Week 鈥�The Zombie Apocalypse and Penis Snatching: the Geography of Mass聽Hysteria鈥�. In 2012, Jeffrey participated in the Monarch tagging program with Sustainable Dawson. He also participated with fellow colleague in the funded Sustainable Campuses project.

Publications

• Binning SA, Barnes JI, Davies JN, Backwell PRY, Keogh JS, Roche DG. 鈥淓ctoparasites modify escape behaviour, but not performance, in a coral reef fish.鈥� 础苍颈尘补濒听叠别丑补惫颈辞耻谤, 2013
• Barnes, JI. (2013) 鈥淲here Chocolate Begins and Research Methods End: Understanding聽Kuna Cacao Consumption.鈥� Human Organization 72(3): 211-219.
• Barnes, J. I., Wall, J. E., Diaz, D., & Ballamingie, P. (2011). 鈥淢issed Understandings: Cultural and Communication Disconnects in Indigenous Livelihood Revitalization and Conservation鈥�. Society & Natural Resources,24(9), 972-983.
• Barnes, J. I. (2008). 鈥淐acao: A Cultural Keystone Species among the Kuna of Three Communities in San Bias, Panama鈥� (Masters聽dissertation, Carleton University).

Publications

• MSc, 2008,聽Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University