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The Online Magazine for Sustainable Seas
December, 2001 Vol. 4 No. 12

 

 

 





Features:

Community-Based Mangrove Management:
For Banacon Planters, Tenure Remains Elusive
Banacon Island in Getafe, Bohol is a pioneer and model in community-based mangrove management, having contributed immensely to drumming up many communities' interest in mangrove rehabilitation and protection. Ironically, the mangrove planters of Banacon have yet to be accorded the tenurial rights already granted mangrove planters in the other communities.

VIEWPOINT
NEDA Blocks Sustainable Development
By Nicanor Perlas

NEDA Responds: "We uphold tradition of consultation"
By Joselito C. Bernardo, Deputy Head, PCSD Technical Secretariat

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