"gathering rights" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the legal permission or authorization to collect or gather resources from a particular area or location. Example: The indigenous tribe had traditional gathering rights to harvest medicinal plants from the forest, but they were denied access by the government for a mining project.
Treaties signed with the federal government guarantee hunting, fishing and gathering rights for the tribe in exchange for land.
Many of the hunting, fishing, and gathering rights guaranteed in treaties which had remained essential to the indigenous economy were abrogated by a combination of hunting regulations, mobility or "pass" laws, and the depletion of wild resources.
The Superintendent will also consult with any other tribe that has gathering rights in that park area under a treaty or federal statute or is party to a valid plant-gathering agreement with the NPS for that park area.
Some have formed groups like the Pele Defense Fund, which sprang up here in the 1980s to protect religious gathering rights in the rain forest on the Big Island.
In addition organizations such as the California Indian Basketweavers Association have also worked closely with federal agencies to design policies to protect, acknowledge, and respect traditional gathering rights.
A major flaw in the settlement was the failure to provide statutory protections for the aboriginal hunting, fishing, and gathering rights extinguished by ANCSA.
Getting frustrated, he says of ISIS: They're gathering right now in Raqqa by the tens of thousands, hiding in the civilian population, cleaning their weapons, and they know exactly why they're there….
I am attending a Chatham House-type gathering right now, and perhaps this is coloring the way I read the story of Moira Donegan, the woman who created the Shitty Media Men list, a compilation of sexual-misconduct allegations against men working in publishing and the media, which shook the industry last fall.
Looking to drum up a bit of interest before the show starts, Nokia is hosting a "Developer Day" gathering right down the block.
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Thousands are gathering right now to raise their voices against the great travesty that occurred tonight in the Senate.
