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… poverty alleviation, policy integration and the role of indigenous peoples. However, there are good reasons for arguing that the … a rich cultural diversity. They include uncontacted indigenous communities who wish to remain isolated. Although …

… lands and involve non government groups, especially indigenous Australians, in planning and joint management. … Mesoamerican territory. Within this area can be found 26 indigenous groups and all the major Mayan archaeological … (Mesoamerica), ecotourism and sustainable forestry in indigenous territories (Vilcabamba-Amboró, Peru and Bolivia), …

… Networks Establishing Marine Protected Area Networks | 5 indigenous and local groups have gained about an area’s … spatial scales are critical to success.These include indigenous community meetings led by traditional leaders, … Conservancy, Jon Day, Director, Conservation, Heritage & Indigenous Partnerships, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park …

… Concern In south-eastern Costa Rica, biologists work with indigenous landholders to develop sustainable forest … of the term ‘wildlife’ refers in this context primarily to indigenous species of vertebrate and invertebrate animals. … required to meet the needs of land managers or indigenous peoples. For example, a broad landscape link between upland …

… – declared and run by local communities and traditional peoples Indigenous bio-cultural areas and territories – de- clared and run by indig- enous peoples Top: Fisherman capturing an octopus. Bottom: …

… of various barriers and borders that separated the peoples of Europe – and of the ability to overcome them. In … differences in cultural expression exist between groups of peoples, for example between men and women; between … freely grazing sheep, goats and cattle (including old indigenous breeds such as busha cattle, Karakatchan sheep, …