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在原住民领土的群岛上进行亚马逊保护

Michael S Esbach1,2,3, Joel E Correia1, Gabriela Valdivia4

  • 1Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.

Conservation biology : the journal of the Society for Conservation Biology
|October 22, 2024
PubMed
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原住民领土 (AIT) 的群岛对于生物文化多样性保护至关重要,它连接着不同的原住民土地. 这些连接的领土显示出更大的生物多样性和碳储存,增强了对发展压力的弹性.

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在亚马逊亚马逊亚马逊亚马逊亚马逊亚马逊地区亚马逊地区土著人民土著人民土著人民原住民领土 原住民领土群岛群岛是一个群岛.拉哥斯群岛是一个群岛.互联网连接 互联网连接连接性的连接性.这是一个保护的保护.保护 保护 保护响应的多样性印第安人 印第安人响应的多样性 响应的多样性原住民领土原住民领土亚马逊 亚马逊是一个保护 保护 保护应对多样性的多样性土耳其人 土著 土著土耳其土著领地群岛群岛是一个群岛.连接性 连接性

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