Sentence examples for indigenous subsistence from inspiring English sources
She also vividly describes how in her work Ochoa confronted the Mexican military and the narcotrafficantes (the most likely culprits) on behalf of indigenous subsistence farmers.
Assimilation was accomplished by undercutting the indigenous subsistence economy, removing Native American children to distant boarding schools, and suppressing native religions in favour of Christianity.
Officials there have looked to a presumed Indigenous subsistence ethic as a natural fit for conservation enclosures.
However, because no large magnitude earthquakes have struck here since Euro-american contact, no direct modern analogs exist for assessing longer-term impacts to coastal environments and in turn affects on indigenous subsistence economies.
Using the replacement cost method, we quantify the direct consumptive value of aquatic species and sites for indigenous subsistence in three Australian tropical river catchments where negligible data exists on indigenous water values and the extensive use of wild resources for food, art, craft and medicines.
He participated in indigenous subsistence activities including salmon fishing, gathering berries and mushrooms and seal hunting with natives.
The Australian proposal calls for all IWC-sanctioned whaling, except indigenous peoples' subsistence whaling, to be phased out over a 5-year period.
Opponents of the compromise would like to impose a ban on all commercial whaling but allow a limited catch by indigenous peoples for subsistence.
The UK government is strongly opposed to whaling and the so-called scientific whaling that Japan undertakes, but is not opposed to the exemptions granted for indigenous people for subsistence.
The findings of the National Survey regarding regional patterns of dietary subsistence in indigenous households are likely related to the historical contrasts in the country's distribution of indigenous lands.
The community residents are indigenous people who are subsistence farmers and beekeepers.
