The document discusses the muyongs, or forest patches in ifugao province in the philippines that are. It is with such blending of indigenous frameworks. For those who are hearing the word for the first time, “muyong” is the ifugao term for the verdant woodlots maintained, mostly since time immemorial, by families who own hills,.
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This paper documents and presents the ifugao muyong system as an anr strategy within the context of traditional forest management. 380 km north of manila, the ifugao landscape is shaped by common forest, privately owned forest (muyong), cultivated land, swidden, rice paddies and terraces, common. For years, the “muyong” system had sustained the lives of the ifugao but because of neglect and a slackening in the maintenance of the “muyongs”, people have started to feel.
The muyong system involves small, privately owned forest plots that are an important source of resources and play a key role in the community's watershed and agricultural system.
The muyong system has been recognized internationally as an ideal forest management strategy that is deeply ingrained in the culture of the ifugao people (fig.
