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Carbon markets: a new form of colonialism for Indigenous Peoples?

Lancet Planet Health
Redvers N, Chan J, Odochao S, Pratt V, Sim J, Gougsa S, Kobei DM, Willetts L.   +7 more
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Characterizing Tree Species Richness in Indigenous Peoples’ Lands: Addressing Often-Overlooked Data Limitations and Biases

Kock S, Llopis JC, Fernández M, R MM, Fernández-Llamazares Á.   +4 more
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Indigenous Fire Stewardship

2019
This chapter addresses Indigenous Fire Stewardship and cultural burning using several case studies applicable to wildland fire management in the Wildland-Urban Interface. Indigenous fire stewardship practices had the highest influence around settlements (e.g. permanent villages, seasonal camps) and travel corridors (i.e.
Frank K. Lake, Amy Cardinal Christianson
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Indigenous stewardship as a lifeway1

Journal of Environmental Media, 2020
As the decade closes, Indigenous peoples have re-emerged as a critical voice advocating not just for environmental justice but for an entirely different way of living and being with the world. As the descendants of the original inhabitants of lands now dominated by others, they are often entangled in ongoing struggles to protect their lands and ...
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Ecotourism and the Myth of Indigenous Stewardship

Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2008
This paper questions the legitimacy of ecological stewardship as an innate characteristic of traditional societies, a widely held belief in much academic work on ecotourism and manifest in ecotourism operations. Evidence from biologists, archaeologists and anthropologists is used to show that traditional societies found it difficult to manage resources
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Indigenous Stewardship of Decolonised Rock Art Conservation Processes in Australia

Studies in Conservation, 2020
Applicable to nations around the world with large corpuses of rock art and disenfranchised or disempowered First Nations peoples, efforts are being implemented at locations across Northern Australi...
Melissa Marshall, Kadeem May, Robin Dann, Lloyd Nulgit   +3 more
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Factors that support Indigenous involvement in multi-actor environmental stewardship

AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples, 2017
Regional, multi-actor environmental collaborations bring together diverse parties to achieve environmental protection and stewardship outcomes. Involving a range of participants helps involve alternative forms of knowledge, expertise, and perspectives; it may also present greater challenges in reaching agreements, particularly when both Indigenous and ...
Nicholas J Reo, Kyle P Whyte, Deborah McGregor, MA (Peggy) Smith, James F Jenkins   +4 more
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Indigenous stewardship for habitat protection

One Earth, 2023
null Solange Bandiaky-Badji, Simone Lovera, Guadalupe Yesenia H. Márquez, Francisco Javier Araos Leiva, Cathy J. Robinson, Margaret Anne Smith, Kevin Currey, Helen Ross, Arun Agrawal, Andy White   +9 more
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Social Media as an Indigenized Information World For Environmental Stewardship

Proceedings of the First African Conference on Human Computer Interaction, 2016
The Mbeere people of Kenya are an 'Information World' (IW). Within this IW is a Facebook Group named UVA: Universal Voice for All-The Chance for Mbeere! (UVA). We describe how UVA, as a people-led social media space is being indigenized through the online activity of sharing information to meet environmental stewardship needs.
Elizabeth Warrick, Jennifer Preece, Jedidah Kibutu, Ben Sihanya   +3 more
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