What role should conservation areas play in providing Livelihood opportunities to adjacent communities?

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Von Maltitz, G.P. & Mazibuko, S. (2006) What role should conservation areas play in providing Livelihood opportunities to adjacent communities?. (Paper presented at the Fourth Natural Forests and Savanna Woodlands Symposium, Summerstrand Inn, Port Elizabeth, 15-18 May). http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/6575 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/6575

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Abstract:
In the past conservation management was relatively simple. A fence was erected around reserves and animals and plants were managed within the fenced areas. By the 1980's there was a worldwide call for greater community involvement in conservation management. Results of investigations are considered in relation to different models for benefit between reserves and communities.
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Paper presented at the Fourth Natural Forests and Savanna Woodlands Symposium, Summerstrand Inn, Port Elizabeth, 15-18 May
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25 Aug 2015
 
CONSERVATION OF NATURE
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