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Indigenous Knowledage, Biodiversity Conservation and Livelihoods Developments

	Indigenous Knowledage, Biodiversity Conservation And Livelihoods Developments by Debashis Debnath
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Indigenous knowledge system is a great treasure of indigenous peoples, which they have been preserving and conserving from time immemorial in their natural habitats for managing their cultural traditions and social heritage. This knowledge they utilize for preservation and conservation for the biodiversities and also in livelihoods development. These have been studied in a full-fledged research work in the habitats of three particularly vulnerable tribal groups- Baiga, Bhariya and Sahariya- in Madhya Pradesh, discussing the whole in six chapters with the empirical data and concluding at the end with the formation of the flow of community mobilization or participation in livelihood strategies to the community empowerment.ISBN - 9788183876117

Pages : 242

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Indigenous Knowledage, Biodiversity Conservation And Livelihoods Developments

by Debashis Debnath