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🌍 How can Indigenous-led conservation and Indigenous-led carbon storage align to create a more sustainable future? Check this infographic for the challenges and opportunities of centering Indigenous perspectives in conservation and carbon storage efforts. 🌱 via Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership Metcalf Foundation

📣 Curious about #ConservationTrustFunds? 🖥 🌍 Join us TODAY for a Conservation Finance Alliance webinar with Enduring Earth and learn from experts about the valuable role of #ConservationTrustFunds in the effort to achieve our #30x30 goals See you there!

To understand how to care for our environment we need to learn as much as we can about specific species and what they need. I’m passionate about growing habitat and love learning what to plant to make the best bird habitat. Some of my first plants were casuarina trees which we dug in 20 years ago as feed trees for the black cockatoos. I’ve learned since that we need a lot more of these. Looking forward to learning about the glossies in this forum

Today is #InternationalDayforBiologicalDiversity, which aims to raise awareness of the importance of #biodiversity and the need for its conservation. This day highlights the crucial role that diverse ecosystems play in sustaining life on Earth. #oriele

On the sidelines of the IUCN West Asia Regional Conservation Forum, NWC led a workshop titled “Introduction to the IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas Training,” delving into the importance of managing and safeguarding these vital areas. #NurturedByNature #RCF2024

Have you read our 2023 Annual Report yet? Dive into our conservation successes, lessons learnt, and ambitions for the calendar year. Download here: https://lnkd.in/dbyfyPZY  #WWFZambia  #TogetherPossible  #ConservationWins

This should disturb us into action! More than half of the world’s mangrove ecosystems are at risk of collapse, according to the first global mangrove assessment for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Ecosystems. https://lnkd.in/gQ29zpFt #Biodiversity #Adapation #SB60

The Salazar Center’s fifth International Symposium on Conservation Impact focused on how to achieve a nature-positive future together, to catapult our communities towards durable, high-impact outcomes for climate, biodiversity, and human well-being. The 2023 Symposium Synthesis Report summarizes five cross-cutting themes that emerged from the Symposium, as well as key takeaways from each session. The themes reflect ideas, needs, and opportunities raised multiple times by speakers or attendees. Like the interconnectedness of biodiversity and climate, each theme is also connected to the next. Together, they help illuminate potential shared pathways to enrich biodiversity and build long-term, stable societies and healthy economies across North America. We hope it encourages you to continue conversations started at the Symposium, while inspiring everyone in our growing network to continue advancing innovative and coordinated conservation programming, practices, and policies. You can download the full report on our website: https://lnkd.in/dXpQaCVi

CoP Indigenous CS Projects YouTube Channel To help us maintain our network and share webinars more broadly, we set up our own channel on YouTube. Come visit us on YouTube and a have a look through our webinars from 2023. We are already working on our webinars for 2024 - a new series showcasing how indigenous People and local Communities from around the world apply adaptations of the CS. What other Conservation Standard topics would you like to see covered? Would you like to present on a specific topic? Leave a comment. #indigenous #conservationstandards #conservation #30x30 https://lnkd.in/ginhG6MN

The importance of field conservation research stations to global conservation is highlighted in a new study involving several of our academics and alumni: https://lnkd.in/gcTRvN6a