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New report shows Indigenous and Tribal Peoples ‘best guardians’ of forests
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25 March 2021, Santiago, Chile/Rome – Deforestation rates are significantly…
Indigenous peoples by far the best guardians of forests – UN report
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The embattled indigenous peoples of Latin America are by far…
The World’s Best Forest Guardians: Indigenous Peoples
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Indigenous and local communities manage almost a quarter of the…
Why indigenous people are key to protecting our forests
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There’s a first time for everything: in its preamble, the Paris…
