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International Policies and National Legislation Concerning Guanaco Conservation, Management and Trast guanacos increased in Santa Cruz and Chubut provinces, an updated NGMP was developed, lacking a formal participation from scientists, NGOs, and most authorities from other provinces where guanaco populations inhabit. The background that led to the modification of the NGMP and the potential impact

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Guanaco Sustainable Management as a Conservation and Rural Development Strategy,, and loss of genetic diversity. The use of this wild camelid, regarded as a low environmental impact grazer, could play a fundamental role to reduce desertification processes in Patagonian arid ecosystems, and it would provide an economic alternative to local producers..This chapter compiles the em

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Lessons for the Future of Conservation and Sustainable Use of Guanacos,nagement requires an integrated approach that includes research across a wide range of academic and applied disciplines for decision-making and strengthening participatory processes involving all relevant stakeholders. Such schemes should have an adaptive management approach and knowledge co-product

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Taxonomy, Distribution, and Conservation Status of Wild Guanaco Populations,as allowed new advances in this topic. This chapter presents a summary of the names by which this species was called by the different cultures that lived in close relationship with the guanaco. Then, aspects related to the guanaco’s taxonomy and phylogeny are discussed based on recently published ad

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,Anthropological Perspective of the Human–Guanaco (,) Interaction Over the Last 6000 Years in the Pievance is given to archeological or anthropological knowledge to understand the modern guanaco populations. To highlight the potential contributions of these disciplines to guanaco management and conservation, here we provide a dual perspective (general and case study) on the long and close human–gu

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International Policies and National Legislation Concerning Guanaco Conservation, Management and Trancreased in recent years. In this chapter, we explore changes in international and national public policies in relation to guanaco conservation and management in Argentina from 1993 to the present, and the drivers that influenced them. The socio-productive context of Patagonia is presented as well a