The role of indigenous knowledge in environmental conservation Indigenous knowledge is one of the greatest assets of a community. In a time when the climate is changing this knowledge can help them to adapt to these chan

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Date: 2016-07-19 09:25:06 Climatology Physical geography Climate change Climate history Carbon finance Climate change adaptation Global warming Traditional knowledge Mahenge Environmental protection		The role of indigenous knowledge in environmental conservation Indigenous knowledge is one of the greatest assets of a community. In a time when the climate is changing this knowledge can help them to adapt to these chan Add to Reading List Source URL: www.drpgs.suanet.ac.tz Download Document from Source Website File Size: 241,42 KB Share Document on Facebook

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