3) How should we assess the idea that protecting nature requires preserving wilderness and minimizing human intervention? What are the strengths and limits of this view?

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Vocabulary terms from the lecture notes concerning concepts of wilderness, conservation-based displacement, and the economic valuation of nature.

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Wilderness Ideal

The idea that true nature must be untouched by humans and therefore protected from human presence.

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Green Colonialism

Environmental protection that reproduces colonial domination by excluding or displacing local communities.

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Degradation Narrative

The claim that local people are causing ecological decline, often used to justify stricter conservation and exclusion.

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Cheap Nature

Patel and Moore’s idea that capitalism depends on making nature undervalued and easily exploitable.

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Enforced Naturalization

The process of creating “natural” spaces by removing human presence and land use.

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New Poverty

The systematic impoverishment caused by resettlement and displacement from protected areas.