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Una historia animal del escudo nacional

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By Emily Wakild, Lane Justus, Eugenio García-Rodeja Fernández
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Annals of the American Association of Geographers

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By Michaela Buenemann, Lary M. Dilsaver, Roderick P. Neumann, Emily Wakild
| Taylor & Francis Online
Subscribe to updates Stay informed when new research is published in this journal New content alerts See all volumes and issues Share Back to Top Volume 115, 2025 Vol 114, 2024 Vol 113, 2023 Vol 112, 2022 Vol 111, 2021 Vol 110, 2020 Vol 109, 2019 Vol 108, 2018 Vol 107, 2017 Vol 106, 2016 Vol 105, 2015 Vol 104, 2014 Vol 103, 2013 Vol 102, 2012 Vol 101, 2011 Vol 100, 2010 Vol 99, 2009 Vol 98, 2008 Vol 97, 2007 Vol 96, 2006 Vol 95, 2005 Vol 94, 2004 Vol 93, 2003 Vol 92, 2002 Vol 91, 2001 Vol 90,...
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Porous Conservation: The Complex History of Residents in National Parks in Latin America

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By Emily Wakild, Frederico Freitas, Claudia Leal
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This article analyzes the changing relations between national parks and people in Latin America between the 1930s and the present. In this region, conservation policies initially showed flexibility, eventually adopted a restrictive model but for the most part failed to enforce it, and, after political struggles to expand rights and benefits, developed alternative conservation initiatives.
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