The periphery as the center for biodiversity conservation: A case study from the Philippines
This case study of the MASIPAG model of farmer-managed, on-farm variety trials in the Philippines shows that resource-poor farmers can play a central role in in-situ biodiversity conservation provided there are tangible benefits. The success of the farmers in biodiversity conservation in this case s...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-98122023-03-09T01:54:56Z The periphery as the center for biodiversity conservation: A case study from the Philippines Medina, Charito P. This case study of the MASIPAG model of farmer-managed, on-farm variety trials in the Philippines shows that resource-poor farmers can play a central role in in-situ biodiversity conservation provided there are tangible benefits. The success of the farmers in biodiversity conservation in this case study was strengthened by technical support from non-governmental organizations and scientists. The farmers were active participants in technology development, not passive recipients of technology. 2004-11-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11709 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Biodiversity |
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This case study of the MASIPAG model of farmer-managed, on-farm variety trials in the Philippines shows that resource-poor farmers can play a central role in in-situ biodiversity conservation provided there are tangible benefits. The success of the farmers in biodiversity conservation in this case study was strengthened by technical support from non-governmental organizations and scientists. The farmers were active participants in technology development, not passive recipients of technology. |
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