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'...the COVID-19 pandemic presents an ideal time to reflect on interconnectedness and approach biodiversity from a resilience-based, indigenous-inclusive perspective'. Indigenous groups insist the world must get the new UN Biodiversity framework right.

RT @SthrnAfrcaTrust: #Opportunity Do you know an exceptional leader who can contribute to bringing about change in a time of unprecedented…

Opportunities emerging for changing how post-Covid conservation is conceptualised, practiced and funded, highlighting importance of rights and indigenous and local community, women, and the next generation-youth African conservation leadership. Commentary

RT @ALAcademy: Don’t forget to apply to Rise! The application closes January 29, 2021. Our partner program @risefortheworld is building a c…

Climate change impacts have become part of our lived realities but every year we are surprised and unprepared globally. And still, no action or support for those least responsible but worst affected.

'Unless African governments can maintain strong networks of community conservation areas, supporting thousands of jobs dedicated to wildlife conservation, protected wildlife areas face a difficult road to recovery' @EdwinTambara on COVID19 & conservation

RT @morss_alex: “Peoples have adopted many interventions, technologies & approaches to life from the colonial period. It is our right to de…

RT @HollyDublin1: An important perspective has been captured and conveyed. It cannot simply be ignored.

RT @dilysroe: “rural African people sustainably managed biodiversity, including charismatic wild animals, for millennia before the arrival…