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Facing Kirinyaga: A Social History of Forest Commons in Southern Mount Kenya

Facing Kirinyaga: A Social History of Forest Commons in Southern Mount Kenya

by Castro, A Peter
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Examines the management and use of common-property forests, groves and trees on southern Mount Kenya, demonstrating the long-standing relationships between Kenyans and their forest resources - and the connections between anthropology and forestry. This book is published in the IT Studies in Indigenous Knowledge and Development series.

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BrandIntermediate Technology Publications
Pub dateDec 15, 1995
ISBN-101853392537
ISBN-139781853392535
Paperback168.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.46 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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