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The amount of land modified by modern civilization is increasing rapidly. As a result different groups with interests in preserving the remaining land for different purposes are beginning to discuss "multiple land use" strategies. Two of the most pressing reasons for the preservation of undisturbed land are the preservation of indigenous homelands and the preservation of wildlife. Romanoff and Brownrigg (1980) and Clad (1984) have both presented reviews of the overlapping goals of conservationists and indigenous peoples and their supporters. Yet little attention has been paid to the specifics of managing an area to meet the requirements of these two groups.
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