Nelson et al (2014)

Question 1

Nelson et al

Answer 1

2014

Question 2

2014

Answer 2

Nelson et al

Question 3

Where was it published

Answer 3

journal of sustainable development and world ecology

Question 4

where was the study

Answer 4

in 3 villages in Kawang Forest Reserve, Malaysia

Question 5

what did it find

Answer 5

• forest users had a moderate understanding of their rights

- lack of willingness to engage

Question 6

What does the paper suggest

Answer 6

the local community needs to be integrated in the forestry activities through community based natural resource management in the buffer zone of the forest

Question 7

how many indigenous people live in and depend on the forest worldwide

Answer 7

more than 300 million

Question 8

Kapoor 2011

Answer 8

Traditionally local communities possess valuable and unique indigenous knowledge on the importance of forest protection and conservation and their local knowledge is being enhanced by mainstream environmental education/awareness programs

Question 9

‘Traditionally local communities possess valuable and unique indigenous knowledge on the importance of forest protection and conservation and their local knowledge is being enhanced by mainstream environmental education/awareness programs’

Answer 9

Kapoor 2011