Why Indigenous territories hold the key to global biodiversity
In short: Indigenous communities inhabit regions containing eighty percent of the world's biodiversity, yet they are frequently excluded from decisions regarding their own lands. This video explores why these communities are uniquely positioned to lead global efforts to preserve nature and ensure a habitable planet.
Environmental activist Jupta Itoewaki examines the critical role Indigenous peoples play in maintaining the Earth's ecosystems. Despite their outsized importance in charting a sustainable future, these communities often lack the authority to protect the very lands they inhabit. The discussion highlights the necessity of empowering these stewards to lead global conservation efforts.
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