Hulme, David

Norgrove, Linda

National parks remain at the centre of conservation efforts in Africa, although the long established strategy of conservation through law enforcement is now supplemented by participatory strategies such as community conservation. These new strategies have not changed the preservationist thrust of conservation policy and action. The relationships between parks and people are best understood as struggles in which 'park neighbours' use covert and overt 'weapons of the weak' to challenge the hegemony of conservation. This study of a national park in Uganda describes and analyses these forms of resistance. © Institute of Social Studies 2006

Confronting conservation at Mount Elgon, Uganda

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