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… providing them with the strategies, services, scientific knowledge and technical support they need to achieve their … direct and immediate benefits for local communities and indigenous peoples living in or close to wetlands, … there have been many deliberate introductions of non-indigenous species to provide new or additional food …

… do not generally have the expertise, resources or knowledge to prevent the disease in neighbouring communities … internal 2014; Arrebola 2015). This is especially true for indigenous populations in Programme 2015). between pesticides … as their main food source. This is especially true for indigenous peoples, such as those living in the circumpolar …

… countries, and should exchange information and knowledge. IV. BOOK OVERVIEW The ten chapters of this book … Today, new technologies are being devised whilst old and indigenous techniques are being explored and renewed to … or leave some under private ownership or control. For indigenous communities, the government may establish forms of …

… will deliver the desired biodiversity target, even when knowledge about likely responses is uncertain; Precaution - … for implementation there. They also discovered that the indigenous peasants followed the practice of collecting water … Conquest, the relationship with water of the various indigenous cultures was both religious and practical. The …

… 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 … the unique characteristics of groundwater and the state of knowledge surrounding many transboundary aquifers, the …