"These 23 maps of the Penan tribal rainforest in Malaysia are the result of a fifteen-year ground-breaking community mapping project. In collaboration with Swiss cartographers of the Bruno Manser Fund, Penan tribesmen use modern mapping technology to trace their ancient heritage, identifying significant nomadic camps, burial sites, and blowpipe trees as well as dominant topographical features. The Penan Community Maps aim at reflecting the diversity of the Penan culture. Each map sheet consists of eight parts. While the front page displays a picture of the Penan tradition, the overview allows a simple localisation of each map sheet. All symbols and elements used on the topographic map are listed within the caption. For each map, an area-specific oral history and various pictures were selected. A drone-based aerial imagery reveals the Penan villages from the top. The villages' endorsement of the maps is given through the signature (fingerprint) of the responsible headmen"--
Sheet 01. Long Bangan-Long Iman -- sheet 02. Bateu Bungan -- sheet 03. Long Tegan-Long Sebayang-Long Sulung-Kampung Bahagia -- sheet 04. Long Rayah-Long Keneng-Long Adang -- sheet 05. Long Gita-Ba Nyakit -- sheet 06. Long Peresek-Long Tevenga-Long Sellang -- sheet 07. Long Tarum-Ba Daun-Long Menging -- sheet 08. Long Liwe'-Long Kevok-Ba Marong-Long Nen -- sheet 09. Long Latel-Long Win -- sheet 10. Lang Belok -- sheet 11. Long Lutin-Long Dilo -- sheet 12. Long Item-Ba Abang-Long Sengayan-Long Kawi -- sheet 13. Long Pakan-Long Lilim -- sheet 14. Ba Taha-Ba Tepen-Long Medamut -- sheet 15. Ba Tik A-Ba Tik B-Long Lubang -- sheet 16. Ba Kerameu-Long Sekepit -- sheet 17. Long Sabai -- sheet 18. Long Benali-Long Kepang-Long Main-Ba Pengaran Kelian-Ba Pengaran Iman -- sheet 19. Ba Lai -- sheet 20. Long Sait-Long Kerong-Long Sepigen-Ba Data Bila -- sheet 21. Long Ajeng-Long Laman-Long Murung-Ba Mubui-Ba Sebateu -- sheet 22. Ba Jawi -- sheet 23. Long Lamai
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mini|Bruno Manser (1993), der Gründer des gleichnamigen Fonds
Der Bruno Manser Fonds (BMF) wurde 1991 vom Schweizer Umweltaktivisten Bruno Manser in Basel gegründet.
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