Panama PROTECTED AREAS Mother Earth, Mother Sea In managing resources, indigenous peoples, like those in the Kuna Yala region of the northeast of Panama, have long recognized and respected the interrelationship between s

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Date: 2012-04-18 09:48:34 Americas Protected areas Intellectual property law Kuna people Marine protected area Traditional knowledge Indigenous peoples of the Americas Ecotourism Indigenous rights Guna Yala Panama Rainforest Foundation US		Panama PROTECTED AREAS Mother Earth, Mother Sea In managing resources, indigenous peoples, like those in the Kuna Yala region of the northeast of Panama, have long recognized and respected the interrelationship between s Add to Reading List Source URL: mpa.icsf.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 94,65 KB Share Document on Facebook

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