Sentence examples for area of indigenous from inspiring English sources

They interpreted this obvious and recent depopulation of the region as a sign of divine favour believing that God had used the epidemic to rid the area of indigenous nonbelievers who would have hindered Puritan expansion.

To further examine the efficacy of this case study approach, a case study and prototype tools were presented to experts in the area of Indigenous knowledge, education, and IT fields, with the purpose of providing feedback on this approach.

Using pastoralists to provide information, especially in the area of indigenous knowledge, strategies can be developed to link conservation of wildlife and rangelands with pastoral production by developing ecologically sensitive low-volume tourism that pastoral communities can tap to diversify their livelihoods.

Using pastoralists to provide services, particularly in the area of indigenous knowledge, interlocking strategies can be developed to link conservation of wildlife and rangelands with pastoral production by developing ecologically sensitive low-volume tourism that pastoral communities can tap in to diversify their livelihoods.

The study has wider implications for behavioural intervention in the important but neglected area of indigenous health.

The first large-scale attempt to rid a malaria-endemic area of indigenous mosquitoes had not succeeded, but it did free Sardinia from malaria.

This debris arises from headwater forests undergoing harvesting, from moribund soil conservation and river control plantings of poplars and willows, and occasionally from areas of indigenous vegetation.

Annual deforestation rates were 3.73 and 0.97% in the high population density growth areas of Alto Putumayo and Macarena respectively, and 0.31, 0.23, and 0.01% in the relatively unpopulated areas of indigenous population.

In the event of a major storm coinciding with areas of indigenous forest little can be done to prevent landslide initiation particularly as slope failures are typically the deeper-seated debris avalanches that tend to generate the bulk of sediment.

Seventy-eight percent of the total sediment load was derived from slope failures initiated within areas of indigenous vegetation (standing forest and secondary indigenous regrowth), ~21% from within standing and cutover exotic forest, and <1% from pastoral hill country (from Additional file 2).

While woody debris and sediment derived from forest cutover contributed to the resultant damage sustained on floodplain areas located downstream of Whangapoua Forest, it was exacerbated by the severity and extent of landslide-generated debris derived primarily from within areas of indigenous forest located upstream of the exotic forest estate.