In some communities, the study found, selling timber accounts for up to 50 per cent of families’ income, although this...

In some communities, the study found, selling timber accounts for up to 50 per cent of families’ income, although this varies between Orellana and Napo and between indigenous and colonist villages.

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Ecuador_story, Latin America, Community Forestry, Livelihoods, America, Climate Change, Men, Males, Ecuador.