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Die Instrumente und Hilfswerkzeugegs in Hawai‘i. In this paper, we use oral tradition, material culture, and indigenous ecological knowledge to present some of the most salient cultural symbolisms and pragmatic uses given to corals in Hawai’i. Our main objective is to use local perspectives and narratives to emphasize the biocultura

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9404-2ange has led to the erosion of marine indigenous ecological knowledge and associated practices. Studying people’s changing perceptions of their coral reefs is crucial to understand their ability to identify and adapt to environmental transformations. Simply, the way local people perceive the state o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-18750-1 been the implementation of a series of Marine Protected Areas along the Gulf of California established by the Mexican government. There are also important conservation efforts from the NGOs established in the area, including our long-term monitoring program, and voluntary Marine Reserves, that toge