Yesterday, Will spoke to the class about Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM), an initiative which places local communities in charge of the management of natural resources. Due to differing views of how certain resources should be managed, the success of these initiatives has been brought into question in recent years.
Sam presented today on historical land tenure change in southern African savannas. His article examined the influences of past colonial regimes in Botswana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa on environmental and social factors.
Will stands next to his creative presentation on Community Based Natural Resource Management.
Sam teaches the class about land tenure change in southern Africa.
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