> because the natives take these land rights very very seriously. This is likely because if they stop enforcing them, they can lose it. If they allow people ac

> because the natives take these land rights very very seriously. This is likely because if they stop enforcing them, they can lose it. If they allow people access as a matter of course, after some time in many places this will create a public right to access, which they can no longer restrict. This creates a real, material loss to landowners.