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    Conservation and Human Rights Framework

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    Ethiopia's Mursi tribe graze cattle, but also hunt for meat and ivory. There are frequent conflicts with government and park authorities about land rights (Photo: David Stanley via Flickr)
    Ensuring equitable management of protected areas: we're still defining the issues

    Insight, 05 December 2014

    Australia's Border Ranges National Park: more than three-quarters of the park is managed as wilderness and access is by foot only. The World Parks Congress will look at how to protect and manage areas such as these (Photo: Michael Dawes)
    IIED at the World Parks Congress 2014

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    A Batwa man sits with his hands cupping his head
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