Ecuador Territorio Cofan Dureno Ecuador : Territorio Cofan Dureno ecuadorterritor192007borm Year: 2007 Conservation in Dureno CURRENT STATUS The Cofan received official title to the 9,469-ha Dureno Territory in 1978. Already in the mid-1960s the Cofan were developing ways to defend parts of their ancestral territory from the dramatic changes that were sweeping the region. The pressures on the Dureno Territory, now an isolated forest fragment, continue to increase. In 2005, the Cofan zoned their Territory, establishing a strict no- hunting zone—the 1,928-ha Reserva Mundae (Fig. 16)—as a breed
Ecuador Territorio Cofan Dureno Ecuador : Territorio Cofan Dureno ecuadorterritor192007borm Year: 2007 Conservation in Dureno CURRENT STATUS The Cofan received official title to the 9,469-ha Dureno Territory in 1978. Already in the mid-1960s the Cofan were developing ways to defend parts of their ancestral territory from the dramatic changes that were sweeping the region. The pressures on the Dureno Territory, now an isolated forest fragment, continue to increase. In 2005, the Cofan zoned their Territory, establishing a strict no- hunting zone—the 1,928-ha Reserva Mundae (Fig. 16)—as a breeding haven and source for game species for the whole Territory. Although the Cofan have established a system of patrols and communal park guards, they do not yet enjoy official recognition from the national government for their role as protectors of this diverse section of Ecuador. Fig. 16 ECUADOR: TERRITORIO COFAN DURENO OCTUBRE/OCTOBER 2007 7 5
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