Sustainable Agriculture and Food: Four volume set (Earthscan Reference Collections)

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 123 hard work’. Only when there were heavy snow storms or day ...

124 Before Agriculture Restoring Country-based Activities This disconnection from the country has a profound effect on the Innu’ ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 125 and its food whilst not contributing to any further natur ...

126 Before Agriculture the villages for free. The aim of the programme is to encourage the perpetuation of hunting and to offer ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 127 population would avail themselves of the opportunities to ...

128 Before Agriculture hunting activities for short periods during the autumn and spring have been made. Similarly, the Cree Sch ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 129 likely to far exceed the costs of a restoration of countr ...

130 Before Agriculture Adelson N. 2000. Being Alive Well: Health and the politics of Cree well-being, Toronto: University of Tor ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 131 Department of Health. 2004. At least five a week: Evidenc ...

132 Before Agriculture Innu Nation. 1996. Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Sheshatshiu: Innu Nation. Innu Nation and Mushuau Inn ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 133 Loring S., McCaffrey M., Armitage P. and Ashini D. 2002. ...

134 Before Agriculture Pretty J. 2004. How nature contributes to mental and physical health. Spirituality and Health Interna- ti ...

Environmental and Health Benefi ts of Hunting Lifestyles and Diets 135 Usher P.J. 1976. Evaluating country food in the northern ...

5 Language: A Resource for Nature Luisa Maffi The concept of biocultural diversity is becoming increasingly familiar in environ- ...

Language: A Resource for Nature 137 extinction threats facing tropical and other fragile ecosystems on the one hand, and indigen ...

138 Before Agriculture Source: From Harmon (1995)^3 Figure 5.1 Size classification of world’s languages by number of mother-tong ...

Language: A Resource for Nature 139 of the world’s linguistic diversity is carried by very small communities of indigen- ous and ...

140 Before Agriculture have long contributed to reducing linguistic diversity everywhere in the world, even well before the era ...

Language: A Resource for Nature 141 they are mostly expounded by speakers of languages that are comfortably not at risk of going ...

142 Before Agriculture with cross-language communication in situations of contact. This extensive multi- lingualism has been a k ...