Human Wrongs Watch
5 June 2019 — The delicate balance between indigenous farming practices and conservation in Morocco is under threat, but according to the UN, local communities in the Western High Atlas Mountains are finding ways to preserve traditions and still make a living from the land.
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However, climate change as well as the over-exploitation of medicinal plants – plus an exodus of young people – means their symbiotic relationship with the land may no longer be sustainable.
The UN Development Programme UNDP), with other partners, has supported the Amazighe to manage and protect the natural resources on which they rely.
On World Environment Day celebrated on 5 June each year, read more here, about how indigenous and local communities continue to coexist with the natural world. (SOURCE: UN News).
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