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The central purpose of thisstudy was to assess constraints and culturalconstructs that influence the perception and utilizing indigenous environmentalprotection Ethics. Previously, much emphasis has not been given to it.Quantitative method was used to achieve the objectives of the study. Relevantinformation for this research has been gathered from both primary and secondarysources. The data obtained from both primary and secondary sources wereorganized and analyzed through content analysis. The findings of this studyreveal the constraints and culturalconstructs that influence the perception and utilizing indigenousenvironmental protection Ethics with particular emphasis Madda Walabu, Delomanaand Ginner. Indigenous environmental protection Ethics had been practiced bythe Oromo society for a long time. It had been guiding and regulating the lifeof the Oromo in relation to other peoples and their environment. The findingsfurther showed the constraints and culturalconstructs of perception and utilizing indigenous environmentalprotection Ethics.

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An Assessment of Constraints and Cultural Constructs That Influence the Perception and Utilizing Indigenous Environmental Protection Ethics: The Case of Madda Walabu, Delomana and Ginner