Short communication hima for peace: Actions speak louder than birds

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Abstract

‘Al Hima’ which means a protected area or place is a traditional system of management of resources practised by indigenous people in the Arabian Peninsula. This concept has been used by the Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon for conservation of Key Biodiversity Areas and as means of engaging and empowering the local community at its Hima sites. The Hima concept uses traditional, community-based approaches to conservation in order to achieve a sustainable use of the local, natural resources. Examples of the use of the Hima approach and the benefits it brings for nature and people are outlined.

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Serhal, A. (2019). Short communication hima for peace: Actions speak louder than birds. Parks, 25(1), 83–86. https://doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.CH.2019.PARKS-25-1AS.en

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