英文摘要 |
Indigenous forestry is one crucial component of the sustainable development of national forestry. For years, both the Forest Bureau and the Council of Indigenous Peoples have sought to maintain a delicate balance between the protection of Indigenous livelihood and national land conservation. So far, three challenges to Indigenous forest are emerging: restrictions on land uses, low forest values accrued to Indigenous incomes, and limited Indigenous customary extractions of forestry products practiced. We suggest that a multiple-proned approach be followed. |