Conflict modelling between groups of players in conservation of natural resources – the canadian boreal forest
Protecting the integrity of the boreal region over the long term is key to the sustainability and well-being of the Canada’s Aboriginal communities who have lived in harmony with the Boreal for thousands of years. Their activities depend principally on four sectors: subsistence activities, trade of renewable resources, employ with fixed salary in the local firma and fixed salary in industries. These differences distinguish the communities’ revenues, leading to the divergence and discrepancy with interest of protection of environment.
Formation of groups of coalition is unavoidable which depends to social factors and socioeconomically interests. We assume that two options are available for population: environmentally friendly option which is ready to pay the cost of the conservation and irrational group of players, who are selfish. The latter leads to non-cooperation, in which individual tempt to obtain more than others that is so-called