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Indigenous youth are important voices in conservation & sustainable use of wild species π’π Yet, national policies & decisions often do not involve them
5οΈβ£ storytellers share their perspectives on how to tap into indigenous & local knowledge #ForNature
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#DYK that 25% of the worldβs land area is managed by indigenous peoples and local communities?
By harnessing traditional knowledge, IPLCs have sustainably used & safeguarded their land resources, making them key actors in #LandRestoration worldwide.
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βοΈLooking forward to @ECCB_2022 together with @EuropaBon_H2020 π
Make sure to join our session on the Future of Biodiversity Monitoring in Europe πͺπΊ on Wed 24 Augustπ
https://www.eccb2022.eu/en/symposium-8
We'll also have a joint information booth, come meet us π
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. For many indigenous peoples & local communities, sustainable uses of wild species are embedded in knowledge, practices and spirituality. 5 indigenous storytellers share wisdom been passed down to them.
Join us πhttp://bit.ly/3z19sK4
#WaterSecurity π§ can only be achieved through inclusive decision-making & integrated solutions.
Harnessing indigenous knowledge systems, technology and relationships to water is critical for removing the roadblocks to achieving #SDG6 and many other #SDGs.
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Did you know that elephants are nature's very own ecosystem engineers? A single elephant footprint can be turned into a micro-ecosystem and a home for tadpoles and other tiny organisms!
#WorldElephantDay π
Young people have a key role to play in creating a more sustainable world. π
As future leaders of the planet, youth have the potential to drive inclusion and solutions that improve food and water π½π§ security, promote #BiodiversityProtection and address #ClimateChange. π‘οΈ
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Indigenous youth must be given the space to speak up and participate in decision-making processes affecting their lives.
#YouthDay
Lets impart a conservation culture among the young people, for the good of future generations to come.
Happy #YouthDay
#InternationalYouthDay2022 #BetterWithForests

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Indigenous youth are important voices in conservation & sustainable use of wild species π’π Yet, national policies & decisions often do not involve them
5οΈβ£ storytellers share their perspectives on how to tap into indigenous & local knowledge #ForNature
π bit.ly/3z19sK4
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UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre IPBES
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#DYK that 25% of the worldβs land area is managed by indigenous peoples and local communities?
By harnessing traditional knowledge, IPLCs have sustainably used and safeguarded their land resources, making them key actors in #LandRestoration initiatives worldwide.
Learn more β‘οΈ ow.ly/VUrA50KfRuw
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For many indigenous peoples & local communities, sustainable uses of wild species are embedded in knowledge, practices and spirituality.
5 indigenous storytellers share wisdom been passed down to them. Join us πbit.ly/3z19sK4
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#WaterSecurity π§ can only be achieved through inclusive decision-making & integrated solutions.
Harnessing indigenous knowledge systems, technology and relationships to water is critical for removing the roadblocks to achieving #SDG6 and many other #SDGs.
ow.ly/AzPl50KftpV
UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre UNESCO United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
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The new policy brief from UNESCO Bangkok to highlights the interlinked relationship between nature and culture in Thailand πΉπ and recommends opportunities for policy changes to simultaneously:
π§ Maintain cultural identity
πΏ Encourage environmental protection
π± Promote sustainable livelihoods
ποΈ Reduce conflict
Read it today!
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We need urgent action to put our natural world on the path to recovery. π¨
As crucial stakeholders in the question of the sustainability of life on Earth, young people can provide an invaluable perspective to help us tackle climate change, #BiodiversityLoss, pollution and waste.
#InternationalYouthDay
UNEP Major Group of Children & Youth UN-REDD Programme (FAO/UNDP/UNEP) Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN)
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Young people everywhere are increasingly making their voices heard on issues of sustainability and the future of the earth. π
As the future caretakers of nature, we must empower and educate the youth to protect and restore species π and landscapes ποΈ to ensure economic prosperity, #SustainableDevelopment and address #ClimateChange.
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π’ Nominations are now open for experts and practitioners to participate in IPBESβ upcoming Nature Futures Framework workshop.
The event will take place on 14β16 November 2022 and is tentatively planned to be held in South Africa. πΏπ¦
Find more info at: ow.ly/jBKZ50KaZOw
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Have you checked out the 4Nature podcast ποΈ yet?
Join the hosts from Conservation Finance Alliance and our partners Conservation Strategy Fund to learn the world can transform economic and social incentives to be more #NaturePositive.
πππItβs time to rethink our incentive systems so they work for Nature and People.
Join David Meyers, Executive Director of Conservation Finance Alliance and Kim Bonine, Training Director at Conservation Strategy Fund as they talk with some of the worldβs most innovative thinkers and driven actors to discuss how to transform economic incentive systems so they work for nature and people π³
First three episodes are out now - listen today at www.numbersfornature.org/pages/for-nature-podcast
4Nature is supported by the Dry Creek Foundation and features original music by @benmeyersmusic
Photo Credit: David Meyers
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