Whose map counts in conservation?

Mongabay
May 13, 2026, 9:56 pm79 ptsTrending
For many conservation decisions, the most contested question is also the most basic: what belongs on the map? A forest may appear on a satellite image as intact canopy. To people who live near it, the same forest may be a hunting ground, a burial site, a medicine cabinet, a route to school, a refuge for…

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