Our latest white paper highlights the crucial role Indigenous communities play in safeguarding the world’s remaining biodiversity. With 80% of terrestrial biodiversity found within Indigenous lands, these communities are the best stewards of tropical rainforests, using sustainable practices rooted in generations of local knowledge. From community-managed fisheries to reforestation projects and the creation of the Baram Peace Park, Indigenous-led initiatives offer powerful solutions to the global biodiversity crisis. Learn how empowering these communities is essential for effective conservation and how you can support their efforts.
White Paper: Indigenous-Led Solutions to the Biodiversity Crisis and Forest Protection
