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Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

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Securing success for conservation and rights – perspectives from Indigenous Peoples on implementing Target 3

Target 3 of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) commits countries to conserve at least 30 per cent of land, inland waters, and oceans by 2030, while also recognising and respecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples and of local communities in all forms of conservation. The…
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Tano Batak Declaration

From the sacred lands of the Batak Indigenous Peoples in North Sumatra, Indonesia to the global stage, Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP), PEREMPUAN AMAN, and the Network of Indigenous Women in Asia (NIWA) deliver a message that cannot be ignored: Indigenous Women are not asking…
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Introducing a New Resource for Community-led monitoring of River Health and Biodiversity

This piece was written by Dr Albana Berberi of Carleton University, Canada, and originally published on ICCS.org.ukGlobally, rivers are facing increasing pressure from adverse human activities and development. Pollution, habitat loss, species declines, and unsustainable resource use are common challenges facing freshwater ecosystems. At the same…

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