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Conservation Refugees

Conservation Refugees

Conservation Refugees

The Hundred-Year Conflict between Global Conservation and Native Peoples

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9780262012614

    Dowie, Mark

    27-Mar-2009

    Paperback

S$37.60

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""As a journalist, Mark Dowie has always been a few steps ahead of the pack, and with Conservation Refugees he's once again staked out a difficult and fascinating terrain: the indigenous peoples that, all the way back to the founding of Yosemite, have been invisible or worse to the conservation movement. A vision of wilderness that makes no place for people has long held sway in environmental circles, but there are signs it is coming to an end -- and not a moment too soon. Dowie's book advances the critical work of developing a new, more encompassing vision of nature, which makes it one of the most important contributions to conservation in many years."" --Michael Pollan, author of The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food

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