Woodlots, Woodfuel and Wildlife: Lessons from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
Reports/papers (non-specific)
, 20 pages
PDF (240.24 KB)
Language:
English
Published: January 2000
Area(s):
Gatekeeper
ISBN: 9781843693963
Product code:X179IIED
Many integrated conservation and development projects aimed at addressing human impacts on protected areas in developing countries use strategies of 'resource substitution', where alternative sources of products obtained from protected areas (such as firewood and building poles) are encouraged through their production on-farm. In this paper, the experiences of such an approach in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda show how without a deep understanding of the full socio-economic conditions of the communities impacting upon the protected area, such solutions can be ineffective, or can even exacerbate the problem.
Cite this publication
Blomley, T.
(2000).
Woodlots, Woodfuel and Wildlife: Lessons from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.
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