Indigenous Resource Management is a system of knowledge-based practices and institutions through which Indigenous peoples regulate the use, stewardship, and long-term sustainability of local biotic and abiotic resources in accordance with their culturally specific norms, values, and cosmologies.
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A Challenge to Conservationists
Mac Chapin · 2004 · 618 citations
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Vancouver, Canada
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Brisbane, Australia
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Townsville, Australia
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