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TITLE: Traditional environemental practices in the South Pacific : a case study of Fiji / by Suliana Siwatibau
KEY TITLE: Ambio : a Journal of the human environment.
ADDED TITLE: Ambio : a Journal of the human environment.
AUTHOR: Siwatibau, Suliana
PUBLISHED: 1984.
DESCRIPTION: 365-368 pp.: maps ; 30 cm.
NOTES: In: Ambio : a Journal of the human environment, vol.13:5-6, 1984.
NOTES: Over the centuries, Fijians have developed methods of shifting cultivation that ensured the optimum utilization of available resources without depleting the resourse base.
NOTES: On the ilsand of Matuku, for example, villagers were able to grow dalo (Colocasia esculenta) on the same swampy ground over many generations without resorting to fertilizers or reducing the yield.
NOTES: Traditional conservation practices have succeeded on Fiji because they were practical everyday responses to a relatively harsh environment. where the specialization of knowledge was essential for the continued exploitation of very limted resources.
SUBJECT: Conservation resources--Pacific.
SUBJECT: Oceania.
ADDED ENTRY: Hill, Lance

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