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Sacred Imbakucha: Intangibles in the Conservation of Cul-tural Landscapes in EcuadorSarmiento et al., 2008
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- Sarmiento F
- Cotacachi C
- Carter L
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- Protected Landscapes and Cultural and Spiritual Values. Volume 2 in the series Values of Protected Lands-capes and Seascapes, IUCN, GTZ and Obra Social de Caixa Catalunya
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We describe here the qualities of a cultural landscape kept within modernity by the local people of the Utawalu valley in Imbabura, northern Ecuador. Conservation efforts to incorporate cultural diversity alongside the biological diversity of the largest conservation …
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