Territory of Traditional Natural Resource Use

Territory of Traditional Natural Resource Use, TTNRU (Russian: территория традиционного природопользования, ТТП, romanized: Territoriya traditsionnogo prirodopol'zovaniya, TTP) is a type of land use and protected areas in Russia, established for protection of the traditional way of life of small-numbered Indigenous peoples of Russia that live in Siberia and Russian Far East. Introduced on April 22 1992,^[1] they are subject to the Russian federal law of May 7, 2001 (amended on May 26, 2007).^[2]

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Territory of Traditional Natural Resource Use

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