Conservation and Peoples Livelihood Rights
This study attempts to understand the:
* impacts of some of India’s conservation policies and programs on the livelihoods and livelihood rights of ecosystem-dependent communities,
* ongoing attempts to evolve alternative models that integrate conservation and livelihoods.
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Gobernanza de los Sistemas Nacionales de Áreas Protegidas en los Andes Tropicales
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Parks Magazine, Volume 16 No 1
Community Conserved Areas
COMMUNITY CONSERVED AREAS (CCAs) have burst upon the global conservation scene in
the first few years of the new millennium, and are the most exciting development since the
concept of ‘protected areas’ came into vogue, over a century back.
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Can Protected Areas Contribute to Poverty Reduction?
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In Portugese PDF
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Submission to the Review of the Indigenous Protected Areas Program 2006
Submited by Penny Figgis AO
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Friends for Life
New Partners in support of protected areas
Edited by Jeff McNeely
This book brings together the experience and wisdom of the leading thinkers and practitioners of protected area planning and management
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Gender makes the difference
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Indigenous
and Traditional Peoples and Protected Areas
- Principles, Guidelines and Case Studies
Best Practice Protected
Areas Guidelines No. 4.
It is sometimes
assumed that protected areas must be in
conflict with the rights and traditions
of indigenous and other traditional peoples.
However, the present document shows that
there are processes to avoid conflicts between
those peoples' rights and protected area
objectives.
WWF/IUCN.
Javier Beltrán
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Spanish Version click here PDF 1./ MB
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Indigenous
and Local Communites and Protected Areas
Towards Equity and Enhanced Conservation
Best Practice Protected
Areas Guidelines No.11.
An open and flexible guide to engaging indigenous
peoples and local communities in protected
area management. It includes clear concepts
and concrete advice for policy at the national,
landscape and site level, and ushers better
recognition and protection of existing Community
Conserved Areas – a marvellous world--wide
conservation asset in great jeopardy today.
Grazia Borrini-Feyerabend, Ashish Kothari & Gonzalo Oviedo
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PARKS
Magazine, Volume 12 No 2:
Local Communities and Protected Areas
This issue of Parks aims to showcase the
different roles that local communities are
playing in protected areas, highlight some
emerging issues and challenges, and advance
the debate on the state of community involvement
in conservation.
IUCN (2002) The inside cover should read"Cover:
Pokot pastoralists - many of their best
lands have been expropriated and made into
reserved areas. Background: Mt Kilimanjaro,
taken from Amboseli National Park, Kenya.
Photos: Ed Barrow, IUCN-EARO."
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PARKS
Magazine, Volume 11 No 2:
ICDPS: Working with Parks and People
This issue of PARKS is dedicated
to the memory of Clive Marsh, biologist,
friend and conservationist, who dedicated
his life to conservation and helped to establish
protected areas and ICDPs in Africa and
South-East Asia
IUCN (2001)
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PARKS
Magazine, Volume 8 No 1:
Population and Parks
A selection of case studies
acknowledging the need to establish partnerships
and encourage cooperation with neighbors
and other stakeholders, promote stewardship,
and other instruments which support protected
areas objectives.
IUCN (Feb 1998)
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