A Challenge to Conservationists
Published 1 January 2004
Mac Chapin
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Abstract
As corporate and government money flow into the three big international organizations that dominate the world's con- servation agenda, their programs have been marked by grow- ing conflicts of interest—and by a disturbing neglect of the indigenous peoples whose land they are in business to protect.
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