Sentence examples for indigenous region from inspiring English sources

In Queensland there is also the Townsville Region Indigenous Business Network (TRIBN) and Cairns Indigenous Region Network.

Their indigenous region is commonly considered to be "Bicolandia," a region composing part of the Bicol Peninsula and neighbouring islands of southeast Luzon.

In this study, was evaluated the landscape spatial pattern and local conservation status of existing forest remnants, showing an analysis of possible restoration scenarios for a human-modified landscape in La Montaña, an indigenous region in southwestern Mexico.

The protected status reflects a wider move upmarket for a product once commonly associated outside its indigenous region with refrigerator cabinets in motorway service stations.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights found evidence that a mine in an indigenous region outside of Guatemala City was poisoning the water supply essential to agricultural development and human survival in the region.

Today, it continues to be an almost exclusively indigenous region supported primarily by agriculture and tourism.

There are two autonomous indigenous regions on the Caribbean coast the North Atlantic Autonomous Region and the South Atlantic Autonomous Region, whose respective capitals are Puerto Cabezas (Bilwi) and Bluefields.

In indigenous regions of Guatemala, for instance, after decades of government violence and discrimination, as well as increasing controversy about placing children for foreign adoption, outsiders are sometimes unwelcome and information is not easy to unearth.

Mountain and hill areas more generally, which extend widely in Latin America and the Caribbean as well as Asia and Africa, once functioned as indigenous "regions of refuge" though they have become subject to major impacts and spatial integration involving national and global forces.

3) In other islands (besides the main island of Taiwan Island itself), remote villages and townships, and indigenous regions, where kindergartens are not universally available, may adopt a community mutual cooperative approach to provide early education and care services for young children.

To eliminate destruction of corals in their indigenous regions, projects have been started to grow corals in non-tropical countries.