However, further
efforts might be made to recruit indigenous borechin people and
other forest dwellers into the project, taking into account their
particular history, land rights, livelihood practices, cultures, and
generally marginal socio-economic status. In this way, the project
might capitalize on the opportunity to further promote, through
ecotourism, the human rights of those people closest to, and indeed
historically subsisting within, the Cardamom forest ecosystem.