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Complexities of local cultural protection in conservation: the case of an endangered African primate and forest groves protected by social taboos
Globally, some species and habitats receive protection through local belief systems (e.g. indigenous religions) and informal institutions (e.g. social norms and taboos). Where such systems represent the only form of protection for threatened species or environments, they may be critical to the survi...
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