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Partners Principles

Format LinkPosted on 01/201607/2020Author Rakhee KarumbayaCategories Conservation ToolsTags Book

 

A set of eight principles for building successful and ethical conservation partnerships with local communities in the habitat of a threatened species.

PARTNERS Principles

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