Culture and conservation
Subtitle: the human dimension in environmental planning
By: edited by Jeffrey A. McNeely & David Pitt.
Contributors: McNeely, Jeffrey A.; Pitt, David C.
Publisher: Croom Helm
Published: 1985
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
ISBN-13: 9780709935339
Subjects: Environmental policy -- Social aspects -- Case studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
"Published in the USA by Croom Helm, in association with Methuen, Inc."--Verso of t.p.
Table of contents: label: Foreword
title: vii; label: Preface
title: ix; label: Acknowledgements
title: xi; title: INTRODUCTION; label: Culture: A Missing Element in Conservation and Development, by Jeffrey A. McNeely and Davit Pitt
title: 1; label: SECTION ONE: RETHINKING CONCEPTS FOR CONSERVATION AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
title: 11; title: Chapter 1 Tribal Peoples and Economic Development: The Human Ecological; label: Dimension, by Robert Goodland
title: 13; label: Chapter 2 Native Cultures and Protected Areas: Management Options, by Leslie A. Brownrigg
title: 33; label: Chapter 3 Conservation and Indigenous Peoples: A study of Convergent Interests, by James C. Clad
title: 45; label: SECTION TWO: MANAGEMENT FOR AND WITH PEOPLE
title: 63; label: Chapter 4 The Lancaster Sound Regional Study, by Peter Jacobs
title: 65; label: Chapter 5 Traditional Land-Use and Nature Conservation in Madagascar, by Joseph Andriamampianina
title: 81; label: Chapter 6 Influence of Historical and Cultural Differences on the actual level of conservation of nature between Majorca and Minorca Islands, by Miguel Morey
title: 91; label: SECTION THREE: TRADITIONAL AND INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE
title: 101; label: Chapter 7 The Andean Native Peoples in the Conservation Planning Process, by Hernan Torres
title: 103; label: Chapter 8 The Hema System of Range Reserves in the Arabian Peninsula: Its Possibilities in Range Improvement and Conservation Projects in the Near East, by Omar Draz
title: 109; label: Chapter 9 The Conservation and Management of the Jebel Qara Region, by H.F. Lamprey
title: 123; label: Chapter 10 Social Restraints on Resource Utilization: The Indian Experience, by Madhav Gadgil
title: 135; label: Chapter 11 Traditional Marine Practices in Indonesia and their Bearing on Conservation, by Nicholas V.C. Polunin
title: 155; label: Chapter 12 Customary Land Tenure and Conservation in Papua New Guinea, by Peter Eaton
title: 181; label: Chapter 13 Traditional Marine Resource Management in the Pacific, by Gary A. Klee
title: 193; label: SECTION FOUR: CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING BY THE PEOPLE
title: 203; label: Chapter 14 People, Trees and Antelopes in the Indian Desert, by K.S. Sankhala and Peter Jackson
title: 205; label: Chapter 15 Interactions between People and Forests in East Kalimantan, by A.P. Vayda, Carol J. Pierce Colter and Mohamad Brotokusumo
title: 211; label: Chapter 16 Shona People, Totems and Wildlife, by Chris Tobayiwa and Peter Jackson
title: 229; label: SECTION FIVE: WHERE WE ARE GOING
title: 237; label: Chapter 17 Culture and Conservation: Some Thoughts for the Future, by C. de Klemm
title: 239; label: Chapter 18 Ethnobotanics and Anthropology as Tools for a Cultural Conservation Strategy, by Enrique Leff
title: 259; label: Chapter 19 Cultural Ecology and "Management" of Natural Resources or Knowing when not to Meddle, by P. Nowicki
title: 269; label: Chapter 20 Towards Ethnoconservation, by David Pitt
title: 283; label: Chapter 21 The Image of Nature in the Urban Environment, by F. Terrasson
title: 297