Titlebook: Conservation; Integrating Social a Helen Kopnina,Haydn Washington Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 conservation.biodiversity.s

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Irving Dardick,A. W. Peter Van Nostrandurn to consider how representation for non-human nature might be practically implemented in political processes. We are considering a political scale ranging from local groups all the way up to international alliances of governments—ecodemocracy can be put into practice at any of these.

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Conservation and Justice the Anthropocene: Definitions and Debatesf us seek to reconcile more-than-human nature and human nature, and to balance intrinsic value and the current human expansion phase. These and other challenges will fundamentally alter the way people, depending on their worldview and ethics, relate to communities and the environment.

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Strengthening Traditional Environmental Knowledge for the Integration of Social and Ecological Justinstitutions is not enough to reach egalitarianism between humans and non-human beings, but that relationality must reach all domains of society. The focus of this chapter is on the role of existing TEK for the implementation of social and ecological justice in the local context of Dawadawa 2, Ghana.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-9869-4ims by business and political leaders that biodiversity is important, human behavior has not changed much judged by its consequences—we take more and more and continue to squander a heritage that we can never replace. Each species humans destroy diminishes not only the Earth community, but all who remain.

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