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From Principles to Practice: Indigenous Peoples
and Biodiversity Conservation in Latin America
 
Authors/editors Edited by Andrew Gray, Helen Newing and
Alejandro Parellada
Price £8.00
ISBN8798411055
Pages 304
Binding Paperback
Published 1998
PublisherFPP with IWGIA & AIDESEP
AvailabilityIn stock
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Description
Conservation agencies now recognise indigenous peoples' rights to ownership and control of their lands and resources, but how has this new partnership turned out in practice? Fifteen original case studies from Latin America provide practical lessons in how the interests of indigenous peoples and conservation objectives can be reconciled.
 
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