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What does LEK stand for?

Local Ecological Knowledge (various locations)


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[FIGURE 7 OMITTED] Results from this research suggest that local ecological knowledge and practices are still alive in rural areas of developed countries, and that local harvesters are interested in the sustainable use of wild resources.
His many publications (some of which are still in press) make major contributions to anthropology, including the understanding of swidden cultivation, local ecological knowledge, and ritual.
2006 Abstract Despite growing interest in traditional and local ecological knowledge for conservation and resource management, the role of migrant resource users is largely unexplored.

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