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🌳 Forests are life’s guardians — sheltering species & reversing biodiversity loss. 🌍 The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021–2030) puts tree planting at the heart of protecting endangered species.
#Biodiversity #EcosystemRestoration #UNDecade #ClimateAction
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June 5th World Environment day helps everyone reflect and see how much they are aware, & their actions for Climate. Many of our Indigenous Women focused on planting trees that are indigenous to their lands.learning from each other on energy savings .
As Indigenous Peoples and youth, we participated in the FWG LCIPP meetings 2-5 June 26, Indigenous Peoples Caucus 6-7 June, and today joined the opening of #SB64 in Bonn. We continue to bring Indigenous voices, knowledge, and leadership to climate action and decision-making.
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Day 2 of the Africa Indigenous Pastoralists Gathering at Naretunoi Conservancy: Pastoralists raised urgent issues;urban growth shrinking grazing lands, pollution of river, & rising human–wildlife conflict. Resolutions: unified voice, policy inclusion, data‑driven advocacy.
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✨ Powerful moments in Laisamis!
@AiwoAfrica sat down with the incredible women of @Salamiswomen for a transformative training session during #16DaysOfActivism.
From real progress to tough challenges and bold solutions✊🧡
#EndGBV #WomenEmpowerment #CommunityVoices
Presentations were made on the Cali Fund, Digital sequence Information,WIPO treaty on Intellectual Property rights, genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge and relevance of the agreements and initiatives on this topics to #indigenouspeoples and their participation
Join this side event co-organized by @IIFB_indigenous @RMIB-LAC at the Church Center of the United Nations, 8th floor on effective participation of #IPs in the KM-GBF implementation #unpfii25
Faith Nataya retweeted
I am greatfull for bring part of the authors. As an @ArramatProject this where IPs and their knowledge systems can and should contribute too. Thanks to Pam, my chap5 leads and co-authors, and to Canada 🇨🇦 for appointing me at @IPBES for that knowledge co-production experience!
The @IPBES #NexusAssessment Report highlights how a nexus approach can deliver greater benefits for both people and nature. 🌍✨
Explore case studies showcasing innovative initiatives built on a nexus approach. Learn more ⤵️
ipbes.net/nexus/media-releas…
ALT An infographic showing four case studies of environmental intervention strategies across different global locations, each marked with a small globe icon. The layout is divided into two types of approaches: "BUNDLING" (top) and "SEQUENCING" (bottom). Top section features: India: Community Conserved Areas in socio-ecological production landscapes Paris: Transforming the food system Bottom section presents: California: Rice production management Fiji: Integrated watershed-health intervention Each case study includes: Coded reference numbers (e.g., B01, W02) Benefits of the approach Implementation details Nexus benefits showing impacts on biodiversity, water, food, health, and climate (indicated by consistent icons) List of specific interventions and strategies The information is organized using a consistent color scheme: Green for biodiversity initiatives Blue for water-related programs Orange for food systems Burgundy for health measures Gray for climate actions Each case study demo
Faith Nataya retweeted
Happy #InternationalDayofForests! 🌳💚 The Naserian Saparingo Women Group is taking action by planting trees in Saparingo Nyekweri Forest. 🌿🌍
Forests provide food, water, medicine & shelter—protecting them secures our future! #ForestsAndFood #WomenForForests
Faith Nataya retweeted
On this #InternationalDayofForests, we celebrate the vital link between #ForestsAndFood!
Today, the Enooretet Naisula Community Based Organization are learning about protecting and conserving our Forests #ForestForLife
Faith Nataya retweeted
Forests provide water, fresh air, medicine, food & shelter while protecting grasslands for livestock & wildlife. Conserving them secures a future where communities thrive with nature. 🌍💚#ForestsAndFood
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Day 1 of the validation workshop for community land resource maps in Ilgwesi, Laikipia. Community resource mapping uses local knowledge to describe key natural resources, their distribution, and attributes that aid in resource management decisions.
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Working together as Indigenous women Globally,is most powerful. When different voices speak together and listen to their different challenges,they share solution, innovstions and enpower themselves. Learning wisdom from the elders who guide the process.
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#SC64 has officially begun today, starting with the meeting of the Management Working Group. Plenary sessions are set to begin tomorrow, marking a crucial step towards impactful decisions for wetland conservation and #COP15Zimbabwe.
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Women groups in West Pokot come together for #16DaysOfActivism, raising their voices to #EndViolenceAgainstWomenandgirls. Together, they champion a future free from harm, rooted in cultural resilience and unity. #OrangeTheWorld #IndigenousWomen
@IIWF @MADREspeaks @UN_Women
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Land degradation threatens #IndigenousPeoples lands and livelihoods. Their traditional knowledge is key in land restoration
#IndigenousPeoples globally and.@pawankafund in attendance #COP16Riyadh
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Thank you @hindououmar for your support to #COP16Colombia where Parties established a @UNBiodiversity Subsidiary Body that will bolster the participation of indigenous peoples and local communities.
At #COP29 indigenous voices are promoting synergies across the Rio Conventions.
