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150 65 Theresia John, Patricia John, Louis Bugiad and Agnes Lee Agama Agnes Lee Agama Regional Coordinator, Southeast Asia Global Diversity Foundation Email: agnes@globaldiversity.org.uk Website: www.global-diversity.org REFERENCES Agama, A.L., J. Sanem, J. Naisand and G. Martin (2011) ‘A biocultural perspective for heritage conservation in Ulu Papar, Sabah: the importance of culture in the Crocker Range Biosphere Reserve Nomination.’ Paper presented at the Asian Wetland Symposium, 18th–20th July 2011, Kota Kinabalu. GDF (2009) ‘Resource use and community livelihoods in the proposed Buayan-Kionop CUZ, Penampang, 2004-2009. Research report submitted to the CUZ Task Force under the Bornean Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation Programme (Phase II).’ Global Diversity Foundation: Kota Kinabalu (unpublished manuscript). Majid-Cooke, F. and J. Vaz (2011) ‘The Sabah ICCA review: a review of indigenous peoples and community conserved areas in Sabah.’ Report submitted to the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) as part of the project Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Sabah, under the Bornean Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation Phase II Programme. Global Diversity Foundation: Kota Kinabalu. Pacos Trust (2004) ‘Prospects for collaboration: Sabah Parks and indigenous peoples in the management of the Crocker Range Park. Southeast Asia indigenous peoples and collaborative management in protected areas: proceedings of a strategy and planning workshop, 3rd–6th August 2004, Chiang Mai, Thailand.’ Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation: Chiang Mai. Sabah Parks (2006) ‘Crocker Range Park management plan.’ Bornean Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation Programme: Kota Kinabalu. Wong, J.T.W., A.L. Agama, A. Murphy, G. Martin, J. Nais, M. Lakim and Y. Miki (2009) ‘Application of ethnobiological methods to assess community resource use patterns in the Crocker Range Park in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.’ Paper presentation at the International Society of Ethnobiology, 1st Asian Congress of Ethnobiology, 21st– 28th October 2009, Taiwan. NOTES The PLA editors would like to thank Emily Caruso, Regional Programmes Director of the Global Diversity Foundation, for her support in finalising this article.