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Ten elders sir on benches in a forest.

Achieving 30x30: supporting Indigenous and traditional territories and cultures

Insight, 26 July 2023

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Establishing a biocultural heritage territory to protect Kenya’s Kaya Forests: mid-term project workshop

Publication, 24 July 2023

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Ripple effects and revolutions – women leaders in climate and biodiversity: Make Change Happen podcast episode 21

Article, 07 March 2023

Forest with abundant vegetation

World leaders urged to back innovative nature financing at One Forest Summit in Gabon

Press release, 01 March 2023

A man carries a sack and walks in a field of tall weeds

The 30x30 target: more opportunity, less threat than expected?

Insight, 14 February 2023

Men with traditional Maasai clothing walk in the savannah

Lessons from East Africa: getting climate and conservation funding to Indigenous Peoples and local communities

Insight, 09 February 2023

Man walking in a field

COP15 negotiations agree new global biodiversity framework

Press release, 19 December 2022

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Montréal Declaration on Small-Scale Women Farmers for Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use

Publication, 09 December 2022

People crouching on a field with their hands on the ground

Indigenous Peoples and local communities excluded from decision making on money to help them tackle nature loss

Press release, 13 December 2022

Room full of people sitting down and looking at their laptops

Indigenous Peoples, local communities underrepresented in governance of nature funding

Insight, 13 December 2022

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Strengthening Indigenous land rights in Cameroon

Publication, 30 January 2023

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Indigenous Seed Systems and Biocultural Heritage: The Andean Potato Park's Approach to Seed Governance

Publication, 12 February 2022

Woman holding rice plants

COP15: putting gender at the heart of biodiversity governance

Insight, 24 November 2022

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Traditional mountain landscapes: crucial for meeting biodiversity and climate targets

Publication, 23 November 2022

A shepherd and a herd of sheep in a mountain

COP27: vital but at-risk IPLC landscapes urgently need more climate finance

Insight, 08 November 2022

Man, wearing red and black and holding a stick, walks with cattle

Valuing a traditional lifestyle: how Maasai herders are being paid to protect nature and combat climate change

Insight, 19 October 2022

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Establishing a Biocultural Heritage Territory to protect Kenya's Kaya forests - project launch workshop report

Publication, 09 September 2022

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A call to action for people and nature

Insight, 25 August 2022

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Asociación ANDES: from local potato farmers to global strategies for protecting crop diversity and Indigenous rights

Article

A woman picks beans. She carries a basket with aubergines with her head.

Inclusive dialogue gets priorities of Nepal’s rural producers recognised in local law

Insight, 25 July 2022

Three women, one wearing a mask, the other two smiling and clapping, sit at a raised desk in front of an audience

In or out! Why balanced panels matter

Insight, 29 April 2022

Two men sit on a bench and take notes, while a small crowd sits on the floor in front of them.

Conservation and discrimination: case studies from Nepal’s national parks

Article, 13 April 2022

Woman speaking with a microphone to an audience of men.

Every voice counts: addressing inequality in research and development

Insight, 16 March 2022

A woman farmer tends her crops, surrounded by her crops

Locally-led action essential for achieving global biodiversity goals

Insight, 14 February 2022

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