Indigenous Peoples, National Parks, And Protected Areas by Stan Stevens
A New Paradigm Linking Conservation, Culture, and Rights
This insightful book delves into the complex relationship between indigenous communities and the establishment of national parks and protected areas. It explores the historical and ongoing challenges faced by indigenous peoples as their ancestral lands are often designated as conservation zones, frequently without their consent or involvement. The narrative highlights the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge and rights into conservation efforts, advocating for a more inclusive approach that respects and empowers native communities while achieving environmental sustainability.
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- 2014
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