Multiple Choice
Why was Gerald Murray's applied anthropological project in Haiti considered "unorthodox"?
A) It involved educating Haitian peasants on the value of conservation.
B) The project was grassroots and was run by local Haitians with no external support.
C) It was considered unorthodox because it approached tree-planting as a cash crop.
D) This project occurred during an extreme economic downturn in Haiti.
E) Although Haiti had plenty of trees available, Murray encouraged them to raise the trees for export.
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