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On the Road to Ecorecovery and Protection: A Case Study of Endangered Tribal Habitats and Culture inwith control over their own bioresources. The study also illustrates how the promotion of ecologically sound land-use and land-management decisions in tribal communities contributes to community building and empowerment.

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Applying Ecological Guidelines for Land Management to Farming in the Brazilian Amazony of America are being applied in Rond?nia. This chapter constitutes a hypothetical analysis because the guidelines were developed subsequent to the Rond?nian study, and they have not yet been communicated to the landowners or government in Brazil.

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Book 2001to promote more ecologically sound approaches to future land use and management decisions. The volume incorporates case studies from a wide variety of disciplines and perspectives. The case studies explore past and current land use decisions, on both public and private lands, and include practical a

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333977880food, shelter, and products for our use. Land transformation is perhaps the most profound result of human actions because it affects so many of the planet’s physical and biological systems (Kates et al. 1990). In fact, land-use changes directly impact the ability of the earth to continue providing the goods and services upon which humans depend.

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Ecological Guidelines for Land Use and Managementns include modification of the global climate system, reduction in stratospheric ozone, alteration of the earth’s biogeochemical cycles, changes in the distribution and abundance of biological resources, and decreasing water quantity and quality (Meyer and Turner 1994; IPCC 1996; Mahlman 1997; Vitou