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Tropical Ecological and Biocultural Restoration

Authors: D H, Janzen;

Tropical Ecological and Biocultural Restoration

Abstract

Areas silvestres tropicales (restaurados o conservados) son intelectuales protuberancias en una agropaisaje verde. Tierras silvestres desempenan la misma sociedad papeles como lo hacen las bibliotecas, universidades, museos, salas sinfonicas, y periodicos. Ellos deben integrarse con el sistema educativo al igual que estos son otros de almacenamiento y transferencia de informacion compleja sistemas. Y su restauracion y su uso puede generar la misma clase de la responsabilidad de proteccion por su sociedad. El proceso de restauracion y gestion puede llevarse con facilidad por el agroecosistema adyacentes como un ejercicio de biomanipulacion. Por lo tanto, se entiende mucho mejor, menos temido y mas deseado en forma de un vecino que es a menudo el caso con los cotos forestales inicialmente intactas. Estudio de las multiples rutas de nuevo a un area silvestre restaurado sera, sin duda, suministrar informacion de valor muy importante para el agroecosistema circundante. Y todo esto es para decir que los seres humanos han ganado la batalla contra la naturaleza. La humanidad se gana la vida mediante la prevencion de la restauracion. Depende de nosotros para aceptar la responsabilidad de poner los vencidos volver a sus pies, patas, y las raices. Podemos hacerlo. Incluso derrotado, la naturaleza tropical tiene mucho que ofrecer para nosotros aceptar un mundo sin ella.

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