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ebl-389	Pollard, Edgar Maeniuta; Thaman, Randy; Brodie, Gilianne; Morrison, Clare	Threatened Biodiversity and Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Associated Beliefs, Customs and Uses of Herpetofauna among the `Are`Are on Malaita Island, Solomon Islands	2015	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6762	440	51	Indigenous people have used traditional knowledge, skills, customary laws, taxonomic systems, and traditional practices to sustainably utilize their rich natural resources as a basis for adaptation to change (Lauer and Aswani 2010; Thaman 2013; Walker-Painemilla et al. 2010) and biodiversity conservation (Berkes 2004; Hunting- ton 2000; Walker-Painemilla et al. 2010). However, interestingly, younger males had the greatest knowledge of lizards, which suggests that they had sufficient time to gather and learn traditional knowledge.	cache/ebl-389.pdf	txt/ebl-389.txt