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Boundary Marking - Social Documentation (Papua New Guinea: 2005)
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Forest Communities Documentation in Papua New Guinea
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Boundary Marking - Social Documentation (Papua New Guinea: 2005)
Boundary marking at Lake Murray. By marking boundaries on the land, the local communities of these remote forest areas can protect their land from loggers.
Greenpeace document the traditions and lifestyle of indigenous people in a remote forest community. It is communities such as this one which suffer the social consequences of deforestation in the region. Logging perpetrates social problems such as poverty as local people are robbed of the valuable sources that they depend on for food, clean water and medicine. Already logging companies have acquired 70 per cent of the available forest resource in Papua New Guinea.
Creator:
Dean Sewell
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GP011MW
Old Image ID:
9605083
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Keywords
Keywords:
Day
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Forests (campaign title)
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Forests (topography)
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Indigenous People
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KWCI (GPI)
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Lakes
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Local population
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Men
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Outdoors
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Pacific Islander ethnicities
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Trees
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Tropical rainforests
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Two people