De Stephanie Septembre
80% of our planet's biodiversity is found on Indigenous territories. And yet those communities are facing a real threat losing their forest territories to loggers, miners, and oil companies. We are overwhelmed by images of the burning Amazon and the Congo rainforest, showing accelerating deforestation, but what can we do to stop this?
Join us as we interview specialists in the field, everyone from academics to human rights advocates, on these issues. Join our movement to protect the planet. Learn what must be done and how we can accomplish it.
The Shipibo Konibo Xetebo Council (COSHIKOX), based in Ucayali, Peru, has an urgent commitment to carry out self-governance of their traditional territory, using their own form of organization and wisdom for the management and care of the Amazon. What does this look like in practice? https://open.spotify.com/show/7GL2ENAgakjtO9MWSCVt5Y?go=1&sp_cid=9248f39e2da65b678e9fee0d7229276a&utm_source=embed_player_p&utm_medium=desktop&nd=1
Comentarios