Indigenous peoples and forests: cultural, historical and political ecology in central Africa
"African tropical rainforests are in rapid decline, and their conservation is an urgent priority. However, forest conservation efforts have typically neglected the rights of people like pygmies, who have long and strong connections to the forests on which they depend. The forests that they have...
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Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Kyoto University Press
2024
Boston, MA Trans Pacific Press |
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| Zusammenfassung: | "African tropical rainforests are in rapid decline, and their conservation is an urgent priority. However, forest conservation efforts have typically neglected the rights of people like pygmies, who have long and strong connections to the forests on which they depend. The forests that they have long inhabited have been designated as protected areas, the people have been forcibly removed, and their customary livelihood activities are now illegal. This book addresses the negative impacts of conservation policies on the Pygmy people of the central African rainforests with respect to their lifestyle and culture. Based on half a century of field research, this book presents a clear picture of the relationship between indigenous peoples and forests, and explores the use of non-timber forest resources - "using forests without cutting them down" - as an integrated solution to the two major issues surrounding forests today: forest conservation and improving indigenous peoples' well-being through the use of forest resources"-- |
| Beschreibung: | ix, 229 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten |
| ISBN: | 9781920850302 9781920850289 |
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| spelling | Ichikawa, Mitsuo Verfasser aut Indigenous peoples and forests cultural, historical and political ecology in central Africa by Mitsuo Ichikawa Sakyo-ku, Kyoto Kyoto University Press Boston, MA Trans Pacific Press 2024 ix, 229 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Conservation of tropical rainforests and indigenous peoples -- Where humans coexist with forests -- Bushmeat problems and the new forest law in central Africa -- Toward a sustainable use of non-timber forest products -- Hunter-gatherers way of life in modern society "African tropical rainforests are in rapid decline, and their conservation is an urgent priority. However, forest conservation efforts have typically neglected the rights of people like pygmies, who have long and strong connections to the forests on which they depend. The forests that they have long inhabited have been designated as protected areas, the people have been forcibly removed, and their customary livelihood activities are now illegal. This book addresses the negative impacts of conservation policies on the Pygmy people of the central African rainforests with respect to their lifestyle and culture. Based on half a century of field research, this book presents a clear picture of the relationship between indigenous peoples and forests, and explores the use of non-timber forest resources - "using forests without cutting them down" - as an integrated solution to the two major issues surrounding forests today: forest conservation and improving indigenous peoples' well-being through the use of forest resources"-- Human ecology / Africa, Central Rain forest ecology / Africa, Central Forest management / Africa, Central Forest policy / Africa, Central Pygmies / Social life and customs / 21st century Traditional ecological knowledge / Africa, Central Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-1-920850-29-6 |
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