In practice these partially connected, yet incommensurable worldviews make for a ‘perfect storm’ - opening opportunities for illegal mining. In contrast Colombian environmental policy distinguishes between nature and culture, seeking to safeguard landscapes from human interference so that natural processes can unfold unhindered. Indigenous peoples understand their world as populated by powerful human and nonhuman beings for them, the moral duty of achieving happiness and abundance for all implies sustaining reciprocal and respectful relations with these beings (including the State). This article describes and analyses an encounter in the Colombian Amazon between Indigenous practices and arrangements to manage their environment and the conservation policies of the State. 124 - 133.Īndoke - Colombian Amazon - Gold dredge mining - Indigenous people - Pluriversal governance - Territorial health
Re-imagining environmental governance : Gold dredge mining vs Territorial Health in the Colombian Amazon
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