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Subject 1: (Sound Effects). Subtitle: Town meeting. Timecode In: 00:00:46. Timecode out: 01:27:35. Notes: Mostly indigenous people speaking in native tongue. Intermittent English language heard. Subject 2: (Interview). Subtitle: Guo Jing. Timecode In: 01:28:37. Timecode out: 01:51:48. Notes: Discusses the area's perspective on conservation issues. Show: Yunnan Great Rivers Project Log of DAT #: 7 Engineer: McQuay Date: October 16, 2000 ng = not good ok = okay g = good vg = very good Chris - very important that you LISTEN to any cut you want to use from this section. Guo Jing is often very difficult to understand and this log does not always reflect that GJ = Guo Jing 1:28:50GJ - I am Guo Jing from Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences my work is cultural anthropology and I have traveled in a lot of places in the Yunnan Province. And stayed a year in Tibet and this year I am studying the culture around here in regions (?) just like this. 1:29:22 CJ - and you are kind of consulting for The Nature Conservancy on the YGRP? 1:29:28 GJ - Yes, just this year. This yr I took part in the program organized by the Yunnan Got and the TNC for the cultural preservation and natural preservation in the Kawagabo area. CJ - Something we have asked everybody is for us as Americans to come and see this beautiful place and efforts to conserve the plants and the animals it strikes us also as very - as so unusual bc there are so many ethnic groups. As we saw today with each one with its own particular set of beliefs. Can you tell me - this morning was very enlightening but it came out in little pieces. Can you tell me - could you summarize for us what the desires of these people are for conservation but at the same time trying to keep hold of their culture. 1:30:32 GJ - You mean the local people's idea? Yeah I think since this program just started so I think - local people know something but not so clear. One thing I notice is the most imp thing to them is ?????? since this year 2 programs studied that some time. 1 program got onto the govt (?) the ?? govt ????? they are going to promote the development of tourism in this area. Of course this area you accept cutting trees - many yrs ago cutting a lot of trees to make money for garment and local economy. But this was rejected by the central govt so the local govt had tried to find another way to support the local economy. So tourism is one of the way to find so this is very very imp for local govt and also for local people. In area (?) from 1999 tourism started very fast in this area since the idea of Shangri-La spread in China. To give people the idea (?) I mean Shangri-La is in Dequin in the Kawagabo area so many people come here to visit such as the Me-yu glaciers, and to see the beautiful mtns. So I think that local people have influenced by outsiders so I think tourism is most imp for them to make money. Since another village in Me-yu - last year for one family the made nearly about 8000 JNB (?) - (CJ- 8000?) JNB - a year CJ- and in dollars that is? 1:32;47 GJ - just by the horse riding CJ - oh, I see GJ - and ???? and for the ???? (can't understand this part) to attract the tourist that came and to make money --i think this what they understand. But the people here also have very strong idea about their own culture and their ???? - since I am talking with them for a few times. They think this area is holy area - I think Tibetans ideas the holy mtns is just something like the center of the world. So, in culture, here, the center of the world. So the have very strong respectation ? -- respect their own culture and they know that tourism might destroy something. CJ- they are afraid perhaps? 1:34:04 GJ - yeah, they are afraid. And just at the same time the new program come in - to tell - outsiders that want to protect local nature... (Notes truncated)
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