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… trade, is also a major threat and leads to the decline of indigenous species population. While habitat loss is the … Moreover, the invasive species often compete with the indigenous life, resulting in the disruption of the food … certainty, conventional wisdom suggests that all peoples and nations have breaking points and may resort to …

… of single- horned Asiatic rhinoceros in Nepal; to help indigenous people obtain recognition of their rights to land … these issues be addressed. 4.2 Nicaragua – recognition of indigenous peoples’ right to land and natural resources The Nicaraguan …

… in terms of cultural significance, particularly for indigenous cultures. This intrinsic value is often over- … for resolving conflicts over water rights between indigenous and state systems and between in- and … In many cases local people will include indigenous peoples, and others, who attach a cultural or spiritual value …

… and at cabinet tables. Meeting water needs of the world’s peoples and ecosystems is a complex problem, there are no … Local or communal governance, as used in tribal or other indigenous settings, is the oldest form of water governance. … a common concern, throughout the world, traditional or indigenous platforms have been devised by local communities …

… environment in the heart of Europe, shared by numerous peoples and countries; … Being aware of the fact that efforts … Article XVII - Traditional rights of local communities and indigenous knowledge 1. The Parties shall take legislative … Convention. 2. The Parties shall require that access to indigenous knowledge and its use be subject to the prior …

… 1999. Gaining access to water: formal and working rules of indigenous irrigation management on Mount Kilimanjaro, …

… ■■ changes in land use – particularly change from indigenous vegetation to agricultur- al land ■■ agricultural …