Coopertive Approaches to Resource Stewardship 19.3

30 May, 1993
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Editorial: Sharing and protecting the commons

Canadians have long debated whether we should manage natural resources through private ownership or through public ownership invested in the provincial or federal state. Various options and combinations have been pursued, but the results have often been disappointing. Many of our most important resources are still being depleted and degraded. ...

Editorial: Sharing and protecting the commons
Doug Baker

Bucking the Free Market Economy: Using Land Trusts for Conservation and Community-Building
Steward Hilts and Peter Mitchell
Inset: Merging the conservancy and community approaches to land trusts by Matt Wood

Reclaiming Deserted Corridors: Rights of Way as Common Property Resources
David T. Brown

Guardians of Manomin: Aboriginal Self-Management of Wild Rice Harvesting
Petr Cizek

Co-Management Efforts as Social Movements: The Tin Wis Coalition and the Drive for Forest Practices Legislation in British Columbia
Evelyn W. Pinkerton
Inset: Toward a common property ethic by Sally Lerner
Inset: What is co-management? by Evelyn W. Pinkerton

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