Cabécar Indigenous territories

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Cabécar Indigenous territories are legally recognized ancestral lands in Costa Rica inhabited and managed by the Cabécar people, one of the country’s largest Indigenous groups.

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Cabécar Indigenous territories canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous territory
collective land tenure system
administeredAs Indigenous reserves of Costa Rica
associatedWith Indigenous movements for land rights in Costa Rica
Talamanca Bribri-Cabécar cultural region NERFINISHED
country Costa Rica
culturalSignificance maintenance of traditional knowledge of forests and rivers
safeguarding Cabécar cosmology and spirituality
environment high-biodiversity areas
tropical rainforest ecosystems
ethnicGroup Cabécar people NERFINISHED
governanceModel collective self-governance
governedBy Cabécar traditional authorities
inhabitedBy Cabécar people NERFINISHED
landTenure collective ownership
landUse hunting and gathering
spiritual and ceremonial activities
subsistence agriculture
traditional agroforestry
languageUsed Cabécar language
Spanish
legalFramework Costa Rican Constitution NERFINISHED
ILO Convention 169 NERFINISHED
Indigenous Law No. 6172 of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
legalStatus legally recognized ancestral lands
locatedIn Caribbean slope of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
Talamanca mountain range NERFINISHED
provinces of Limón and Cartago
managementPrinciple collective decision-making
customary law
partOf national system of Indigenous territories in Costa Rica
population Cabécar people are among the largest Indigenous groups in Costa Rica NERFINISHED
purpose conservation of forests and watersheds
protection of Cabécar culture and identity
protection of Cabécar language
protection of traditional livelihoods
recognizedAs ancestral territory of the Cabécar people
recognizedBy Government of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
rights autonomy in internal affairs
collective land rights
free prior and informed consent
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
illegal logging
land invasions

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Cabécar reserves Cabécar Indigenous territories