Sounds a bit like wildlife Conservancies found dotted across the developing world[0]. While the rules and some funding come from centralised authorities, the la

Sounds a bit like wildlife Conservancies found dotted across the developing world[0]. While the rules and some funding come from centralised authorities, the land that is put aside for wildlife conservation is done so by local peoples at their own discretion, and the management and work in each conservancy are conducted by the locals. I guess Conservancies in the developing world contrast with the organised national parks and state run conservation areas of countries like the USA and New Zealand. But both forms of organsation can work together. If you look at the map of Namibia in this reference [1], you can see how conservancies offer a buffer zone to that country's national parks. 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communal_Wildlife_Conservancies_in_Namibia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communal_Wildlife_Conservancie... 1. http://www.met.gov.na/services/conservancies/193/ http://www.met.gov.na/services/conservancies/193/