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… Park, Peru: Conserving agrobiodiversity in an Andean Indigenous Biocultural Heritage Area by Alejandro Argumedo … and social influences. Some systems long managed by indigenous and other traditional people, such as home and … as well as their associated landscapes, biodiversity, knowledge systems, and cultures. For the period 2007-2014, …

… One of the key messages in the book is that the technical knowledge is available to start FLR now, based on a wide … with key informants, particularly local people Local (indigenous) knowledge of history, harvesting practices, … originally considered. In many parts of the world indigenous species develop as an understorey in monoculture …

… awareness of the many benefits of restoration and share knowledge on best practices for restoration success. The … organization representatives • Researchers • Indigenous peoples (if present in the area) The assessment … and erosion control Exotic plantations Fuelwood lots Indigenous plantations Direct seeding Prevention of …

… life trying to support the aspirations and values of indigenous, tribal and local communities. One thing I have learned from this experience is that indigenous peoples and local communities do not like … responsibilities. Public awareness should be built upon knowledge about our landscapes. In some countries such as …

… to recognize existing rights of the poor (including indigenous peoples) or grant new rights through legislative … in the landscape papers supplemented by the personal knowledge of the authors of this paper and by other sources … assessment by the communities, the project increased the knowledge of members enabling them to interact more …

… erosion control), and to the contribution to human knowledge (e.g. medical research). With regards to the knowledge value of biodiversity, this is where valuation … Seeing ‘RED’? ‘Avoided Deforestation’ and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities. Forest Peoples …