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TitleBenefits of Aboriginal land use studies
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2007
AuthorsKopra, K., & Stevenson M. G.
Corporate AuthorsSustainable Forest Management Network
Place Published Edmonton: Sustainable Forest Management Network
Publication Language en
Keywordsforestry, land management, land use planning
Abstract

Research Notes No.. 26. Land Use and occupancy studies document Aboriginal peoples' presence on traditional lands including the description of traditional and contemporary uses and relationships with the land. Involvement of people from the community is an essential part of planning and conducting land use studies. Benefits of Aboriginal peoples include: community empowerment, increased knowledge and experience with traditional land use and cultural traditions, and enhanced social and cultural capital. The benefits of governments and industries include increased communication with First Nations and a more grounded understanding of Aboriginal land and resource use.

Topics

First Nations, Aboriginal, land use, cultural traditions

Locational Keywords

Canada

Active Link

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/173189585

Group

CEMA

Citation Key22288

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