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… and has always depended on the land for subsistence farming, gathering, hunting, and fishing.42 In fact, the Awas … of user concerns, as most conflicts tend to arise in the dry season’.57 At the local level, Funder et al have argued, … details about Nyami Nyami snake which caused Kariba dam to dry up’, myzimbabwe.co.zw (29 October 2015), available at …

… and has always depended on the land for subsistence farming, gathering, hunting, and fishing.42 In fact, the Awas … of user concerns, as most conflicts tend to arise in the dry season’.57 At the local level, Funder et al have argued, … details about Nyami Nyami snake which caused Kariba dam to dry up’, myzimbabwe.co.zw (29 October 2015), available at …

… wet season lasts from November to April and its dry season from May to October, with slight I. Environmental … forest destruction is the extensive operation of shrimp farming. Shrimp is the highest agricultural export product, … million in 2004. However, the environmental cost of shrimp farming has never been included in government statistics. …

… Abu Simbel and Philae temples were dismantled, moved to dry ground and reassembled. The campaign cost about $80 … global convention. We might ask why, with the ink barely dry on the Guidelines, did UNEP’s Governing Council authorize … in Nairobi at the end of February 2012 was in a sense a ‘dry run’ for the Rio+20 Conference itself. Though the ‘Zero …

… inland waters, marine and coastal areas,5 biodiversity of dry and sub-humid lands, and forest biological diversity. In … landscaping, ornamental aquaculture, tourism and game-farming. The risk associated with different pathways varies … • the re-introduction must not cause substantial damage to farming or forestry; • the permit determination procedure …

… rubber plantations • Population growth • Forest fires in dry El Niño years • Export tariffs on round-wood were used to … before 2005 by donating plots of 100 hectares to people farming them, and selling plots of 100– 1,500 hectares at a … forest, elimination of “slash-and-burn” methods of farming (especially in forested zones), using alternative …

… the foreshore such as to go onto it, to bathe, to fish, to dry nets, to draw up boats … (and) any substantial … maritimo-terrestre. Activities generally forbidden are: farming; plantations; buildings for residential purposes; … I. Annex II includes projects such as: intensive fish farming, reclamation of land from the sea, the construction …

… appropriation of the knowledge and genetic resources of farming and indigenous communities by individuals or …

… and Hitozato, the cleared and inten- sively settled farming areas. Within the latter are found numerous small …