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The Role of Indigenous Peoples in Ocean Conservation
Jun 6, 2024 ·
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The Role of Indigenous Peoples in Ocean Conservation
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Indigenous communities have long-standing connections to the ocean, practicing sustainable fishing and resource management techniques. They lead efforts in creating marine protected areas, addressing marine pollution, and safeguarding cultural heritage...
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Indigenous communities have long-standing connections to the ocean, practicing sustainable fishing and resource management techniques. They lead efforts in creating marine protected areas, addressing marine pollution, and safeguarding cultural heritage sites. Despite facing challenges, their traditional ecological knowledge offers invaluable insights for effective conservation. Collaboration, respect, and recognition of indigenous rights are crucial for inclusive and successful ocean conservation efforts.
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| Author | Jacobs Erica |
| Organization | Jacobs Erica |
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