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ConservationThis paper introduces and defines ‘Living Cultural Infrastructure’ as dynamic social-ecological systems where plant heritage and community knowledge are co-produced to reclaim degraded urban landscapes.
Warong Wonglangka +2 more
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Spanish Journal of Legislative StudiesThe biocultural nexus of Indigenous Peoples, a concept that holistically integrates their way of life in direct connection with the land, is still not fully recognised either in human rights law or in international cultural law, since both operate in a fragmented manner. The so-called “biocultural rights” have emerged within environmental law and could
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Millars. Espai i Història, 2016 This paper considers a new form of organization, education, a d communication that has been mobilized in defense of biocultural heritage in the northern triangle of Central America: the creation and use of digital spaces as part of a multimodal ...
Laura Barbas Rhoden
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Heritage Forests in Inhambane [Elektronisk resurs] : Negotiating History, Landscape and Environment
Heritage forests are gaining greater prominence and importance as places with high cultural and ecological value, and ideal for biodiversity conservation worldwide. However, there are few studies documenting these forests in Mozambique.
Givá, Nícia, +5 more
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Inspired by a vision of agriculture as an ecological practice (agroecology), this thesis provides insights into theoretical approaches and research methods that, when integrated, allow us to investigate the biocultural heritage of historical ...
Ferrara, Vincenza
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Jasmine cultivation as agricultural heritage: Identity and sustainability in rural Egypt
World Development SustainabilityJasmine cultivation in Shubra Beloula, Egypt, represents a distinctive form of agricultural heritage in which economic production and living cultural traditions intersect.
Manal Abdellatif
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Edible ethnoflora of the southern tepehuans of Durango, Mexico
Polibotánica, 2020 A fundamental part of Mexican biocultural heritage is Indigenous knowledge about edible plants. There are significant advances in inventorying those resources at country scale; nevertheless, inventories in poorly studied ethnic groups remain greatly ...
Martha González Elizondo
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Mediterranean forests, biocultural heritage and climate change : a social-ecological perspective
, 2016 Sous-chapitre 2.4.1; This book, coordinated by AllEnvi, is published on the occasion of the 22nd Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP22, Marrakech, 2016); Open access (ebook-PDF): https://www.editions.ird.fr/open_access_download/588/176 ; International ...
Gauquelin, Thierry +19 more
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Dynamics of knowledge and the biocultural heritage of indigenous people in the Amazon [PDF]
In this ethnobotany study carried out in the Tenharim indigenous territory, located in the interior of the State of Amazonas, Brazil, it was verified, through interviews, the rich biocultural heritage of this indigenous people, which uses hundreds of plant species for different purposes, such as medicinal, food, crafts, firewood, tools and buildings in
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Introduction: A Place for Hay. Flexibility and Continuity in Hay-Meadow Management
Martor, 2016 The current number of MARTOR journal focuses on the social history of hay, collecting original contributions and multidisciplinary approaches regarding the biocultural heritage of hay.
Anamaria Iuga +2 more
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