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Environmental Practices and Care of the Territory: Use of Plants in Istmina and Condoto, Chocó.

2022-04-22

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The study of biocultural relations helps us understand how human societies have appropriated their territory, generating an interdependence that, through history and the current environmental crisis through which contemporary societies are passing, shows the imbalance in conceiving the relationship between nature and culture. This connection is essential for those who seek to generate strategies guaranteeing the s...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1570612/v1

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