Indigenous and local communities and protected areas: rethinking the relationship
2002
G. Borrini-Feyerabend | T. Banuri | T. Farvar | K. Miller | A. Phillips
This interview attempts to illustrate the opportunities and obstacles involved in forging a new alliance between communities and conservation. The debate covers practical initiatives and statements of inalienable rights, emerging concepts and their political consequences, the legitimacy/legality dichotomy and the increasing number of social actors involved in protected area management. A new taxonomic dimension for protected areas governance type is illustrated in view of the debate at the World Parks Congress of September 2003.The interview features in an issue of Parks - the international journal for protected area managers (see seperate entry) - focusing on issues around local communities and protected areas.
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