Titlebook: Sacred Landscapes, Indigenous Knowledge, and Ethno-culture in Natural Resource Management; Understanding Multip Suresh Chand Rai,Prabuddh K

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Sustainable Management of Indigenous Knowledge Responses to Climate Change for Coastal Islands of Banment. Coastal populations saw a significant impact of coastal erosion and other climate-related challenges in the agriculture zone, which is a significant source of their livelihood, based on their indigenous knowledge. Most of the variation tactics can be taken into consideration as Indigenous stu

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Forest Rights Act 2006 and the Question of Traditional Knowledge: A Legal Framework for Forest Managl practices as well as the values and beliefs systems based traditional knowledge of tribal communities living in India find articulation in the exiting forest legal structure. The study adopts the environmental justice perspective as its analytical framework to examine this problematique. The FRA u

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Spatial, Temporal, and Phenomenological Conversations of People with Their Scape at Deogaon, Mandla,henomenon of confluence tried to appreciate and decode it in their way. These various explanations became the multiple elements making up the sacred landscape of Deogaon. These elements consist of the river itself as a sacred entity, the?ghats?of the river, the numerous small shrines on the banks, t

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