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Abstract
This article explores two Finnish and Sámi community-led rewilding projects to examine how to achieve equitable conservation by negotiating a new coexistence with rewilded sites. The research addresses historical injustices in conservation practices that prioritized mainstream societal benefit over Indigenous communities.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 04, 2022
Authors
Tero Mustonen, Antoine Scherer, Jennifer Kelleher
Tags
rewilding
Indigenous communities
equitable conservation
Finnish
Sámi
historical injustices

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