Indigenous people can manage their forests better than anyone else

Grist
By Prakash KashwanApr 13, 2017, 6:00 am119 pts
Many of our planet’s most beautiful areas are also sites of intense conflicts. In a recent example, traditional herdsmen took over the land around Mount Kenya in February, which is a World Heritage Site and biodiversity hotspot, burning down the tourist lodge and bringing in thousands of cattle to graze.…

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