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Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership, according to leaders attending a major United Nations conference in Montreal.

Source: cp24.com
Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Efforts to protect nature at COP15 will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

MONTREAL — The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership, according to leaders attending a major United Nations conference in Montreal.

COP15: Nature protection efforts will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say - Vimarsana News

COP15: Nature protection efforts will fail without Indigenous people, leaders say

The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership, according to leaders attending a major United Nations conference in Montreal. Jennifer Corpuz, an Indigenous lawyer from the Philippines, said Indigenous people around the world have long been the best guardians of nature.

Consulting with Indigenous people needed to protect nature - Vimarsana News

Consulting with Indigenous people needed to protect nature

The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership, according to leaders attending a major United Nations conference in Montreal. Jennifer Corpuz, an Indigenous lawyer from the Philippines, said Indigenous people around the world have long been the best guardians of nature.

Source: ctvnews.ca