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According to recent reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), scientists and researchers from across the world are sounding the alarm that our future is in jeopardy and we are not doing nearly enough to prevent the globe from warming to very dangerous levels within our lifetimes. We will be dealing with the…

Overview Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) are at the center of the biodiversity and climate crises; both because they are impacted by these but also as they are an essential part of the solutions. Solutions such as increasing the percentage of global terrestrial and marine surfaces under conservation and improving their effective management will…

Los jóvenes ejercen un rol protagónico en los esfuerzos por proteger los ecosistemas en el planeta. Lo hacen por el presente y por el futuro que les espera. El programa Paisajes Sostenibles de la Amazonía (ASL) ha organizado este conversatorio para presentar el trabajo realizado hasta el momento para incorporar los esfuerzos de jóvenes en…

In Spanish with English and Portuguese simultaneous interpretation   The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world and is home to one in ten known species. To help secure biodiversity, reliable and up-to-date information is needed to understand the status and trends of wildlife species and address major threats. Join this webinar to learn…

Over two years into the pandemic, its unwelcome impacts stemming have become apparent, particularly for tropical rainforests. A variety of factors, from decreases in ecotourism, to spikes in illegal fishing and wildlife trafficking and opportunistic criminals taking advantage of COVID-19-distracted governments to ramp up illegal logging activity, have had adverse impacts on Indigenous Peoples and…