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"indigenous reserve" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a piece of land set aside for the use of its Indigenous inhabitants. For example, "The local council created an indigenous reserve for the native people to use for ceremonial gatherings."
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"There was one national forest and one demarcated indigenous reserve," said Mr. Lovejoy, 70.
As an example, Heinze cited the government's attempt to create the Mato Preto indigenous reserve in Rio Grande do Sul.
Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for the creation of a huge indigenous reserve in the Amazon.
In Brazil 44% of the Amazon is now national park, wildlife reserve or indigenous reserve, where farming is banned; much of that area was added recently.
First, there has been a big expansion in the area of rainforest designated as national park or indigenous reserve, or zoned exclusively for logging.
Wells are being developed in the Nahua Kugapakori Indigenous Reserve, a region established to protect three tribes living in virtual isolation from modern Peru.
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Just 1.3% was on indigenous reserves.
Currently only subsistence farming is allowed on indigenous reserves.
While some Guarani-Kaiowá worked on white-owned farms, others were herded into small indigenous reserves.
A: Because when you set aside indigenous reserves, it reduces deforestation.
The ruralista bloc also has its eye on the country's indigenous reserves.
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