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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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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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Community-based monitoring of river health and biodiversity

For Indigenous Peoples and local communities, rivers are not just sources of water—they are also essential for fishing, cooking, travelling, and sustaining daily life. In many cultures they also have deep spiritual significance. Where rivers become unhealthy, the impacts on people’s health, cultures and wellbeing…
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“It is the way we live that conserves”: Legal models for rights-based conservation

In this paper, we briefly review legal models for rights-based conservation from Australia, Tanzania, Kenya, Guyana, Brazil and Canada. We then outline some lessons learned and outline some general points of good practice for successful rights-based conservation. A fundamental prerequisite for rights-based conservation is recognition…

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