Blackmanikkunaan
Blackmanikkunaan is a traditional environmental practice originating from the indigenous cultures of Southeast Asia, particularly among communities in parts of Thailand and Myanmar. The term refers to a form of sustainable resource management and land use that emphasizes harmonious interaction with the natural environment. This practice is characterized by its focus on conservation, rotational harvesting, and the preservation of botanical diversity, often integrated into community-based forestry and agroforestry systems.
Historically, Blackmanikkunaan involves the selective harvesting of forest products such as bamboo, herbs, and medicinal plants,
Socially, Blackmanikkunaan fosters community participation and stewardship, with local leaders traditionally guiding sustainable practices and equitable
In recent years, Blackmanikkunaan has garnered recognition for its potential as a model for sustainable land