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Protecting Wild Nature on Native Lands, Volume II

$22.36

Vance G. Martin and Sharon Shay Sloan (eds) 6 x 9 inches, 156 pages, soft cover. Price includes media mail shipping within the US, international or expedited shipping will incur additional charges.

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Protecting Wild Nature on Native Lands Volume II: Case Studies by Native Peoples from around the World is the second in an ongoing series produced through the Native Lands and Wilderness Council (NLWC). These case studies highlight indigenous peoples’ strategies for coexisting with and managing their wild lands and seas, and are practical and spiritual examples of how to live in harmony with wild nature. They also address current and pressing needs for nature conservation on ancestral lands by honoring the past, while looking forward with tangible plans and actions for the well-being of future generations.

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