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Rights

Rights

Uncertainty over land rights perceived as top investment risk in new USAID survey

First systematic study

 
Children learn weaving

Indonesia’s indigenous schools initiate participatory conservation

Learning cultural traditions

 

Landscape transformation: what does power have to do with it?

Understanding power dynamics

 
(RFCx) creates acoustic monitoring systems for those who wish to end illegal deforestation in real-time

Technology picks up and transmits “call of the wild” to stop illegal deforestation

App stops illegal deforestation

 

Can secure land tenure and the use of big data eliminate poverty?

Land rights at forefront

 

Cecile Ndjebet mobilizes mangrove restoration project on Cameroon coast

IWD Landscape Laurel in focus

 

Details key in efforts to formalize indigenous peoples’ land rights, delegates say

Must address gaps

 

Maria Margarida Ribeiro da Silva: “Great pride for women who fight to defend forests”

Award winner speaks out

 

Lost habitats slash Borneo orangutan population by 100,000 in 16 years

Land clearing, hunting blamed

 

Science-educated indigenous girls, women can help communities combat climate change

Joan Carling on education

 

Honor your “Landscape Laurel” on International Women’s Day 2018

Tell us about her

 

Close communication gap to empower youth in landscapes movement

Greater involvement can forge change

 

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim urges more rights for indigenous people to benefit landscapes

Respect, participation, funding key

 

Inclusion of indigenous groups will ensure sustainable landscapes, says Joan Carling

Partnerships and collaborations essential

 

Indigenous leaders: We can protect Mother Nature like nobody else

Indispensable expertise for landscapes preservation

 
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