Vol. 2 No. 3 (2008): African Sacred Ecologies

Published: 2008-01-16

Introduction

Guest Editors’ Introduction African Sacred Ecologies

Celia Nyamweru, Michael Sheridan

285-291
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Articles

The Cultural Use of the Wild Olive Tree by the amaXhosa People in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa

Michelle Linda Cocks, Anthony Patrick Dold

292-308
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Indigenous Beliefs and Biodiversity Conservation The Effectiveness of Sacred Groves, Taboos and Totems in Ghana for Habitat and Species Conservation

Yaa Ntiamoa-Baidu

309-326
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The Contribution of Ecotourism to the Conservation of Natural Sacred Sites A Case Study from Coastal Kenya

Celia Nyamweru, Elias Kimaru

327-350
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Sacred Forests and the Global Challenge of Biodiversity Conservation The Case of Benin and Togo

Dominique Juhé-Beaulaton

351-372
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Taboo and Political Authority in Conservation Policy A Case Study of the Licuati Forest in Maputaland, Mozambique

Samira A Izidine, Stefan J Siebert, Abraham E van Wyk, Alphaeus M Zobolo

373-390
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Royal Residences and Sacred Forests in Western Cameroon The Intersection of Secular and Spiritual Authority

Denis E.S. Fomin

391-407
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