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GVB-UCAFEE Eco-community Projects Haiying Lin GVB Official Representative, (http://www.gvbchina.org) UCAFEE Program Director, (http://www.ucafee.org)
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GVB and UCAFEE Global Village of Beijing (GVB) is a leading Chinese environmental NGO that aim to promote public environmental movement and civil society development in China. Following GVB’ s advice, the Beijing Olympic Committee takes Green Community Developments as one of its major Olympic plans and popularize GVB model. US-China Association for Environmental Protection (UCAFEE) is an emerging institution that serves as linkage between China and the west, fundraising and providing consultative training service for Chinese environmental education projects, with GVB as a base.
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Participatory Rural Community Development Set up eco-development base in Duijiushi village, Yanqing County, Beijing
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It Provides a Green-life Training Base for: Rural garbage sorting and recycling
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Demonstration of Renewable Energy
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Green Products/Concepts Exhibition
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Environmental Training and Eco-Tour
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Eco-tour for Demonstration, Education
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Tourism and Rural Poverty-Alleviation: Stay in Farmer’s House
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Biodiversity: Conservation & Development
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Yunnan: World Heritage Site 26 Minor Nationalities Biodiversity
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Yunnan Eco-cultural Project Present how Chinese traditional cultural essences (Daoism, Buddhism, and Confucius) contribute to renewal of ecological values, conservation initiatives in our society. The subprograms includes: eco-tourism, eco-culture renewal and preservation, eco- community development
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Worship “Nature” God
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Natual God In Dongba culture of Naxi Nationality, “nature” is worshiped as God, and their legend takes “nature” and “human” as brothers, peaceful if get along well; extinct if mutual slaughter.
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Dongba Language Demonstrate Human relationship with Nature
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Renewal of Eco-culture for Environmental Protection and Rural Development Primitive eco-experiences were accumulated through thousands of years’ adaptation to environment: animals domesticated and plants cultivated; human- made wetland by Hani and Yi nationality; biodiversity pool by Dai Nationality etc.
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Daoism, Buddhism preach harmonization of human and nature. Many holy mountains, holy trees etc. were protected due to their reverence toward nature
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Key Words of the Model 4E Concern Environment Education Eco-village Eco-tourism 4I management Indicator Information integration Implementation
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Key Words of the Model 4P Activities Practice Presentation Pledge Participation 4S Life Values Simplicity Spirituality Sporting Sustainability
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Key Words of the Model 4C Opportunity Community Conservation Culture Capacity
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LISU Market
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Conflicting Values There exists conflicting values on how to alleviate poverty in these remote areas with resourceful ethnic cultural heritages and biodiversity Government show less attention of culture heritage protection, thinking minority groups should just give up their backward living style and be integrated in modern world. Environmentalists are pushing eco-tourism as a way to lift living standards in these rural areas, target environment, culture protection and employment with one shoot.
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Is eco-tourism a solution to eco-conservation and economic development of local minorities?
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