‘This Is Our Last Resort’: The Maasai’s Struggle for Land Rights in Northern Tanzania
"If designating areas as World Heritage Sites endangers the survival of Indigenous peoples in African countries, UNESCO and IUCN’s outdated, colonial, and top-down approach to conservation must be dismantled immediately." https://t.co/WmRG6is2r0
In 2001, there were only 62 mature Iberian lynx on the Iberian Peninsula.
Now, thanks to conservation efforts, the International Union for Conservation of Nature says it’s no longer an endangered species. https://t.co/64laBQ74LT
Our report dives into our full systems impact and having a team of 40% women, so much of our impact is spearheaded by women. In an ode to thank the women driving our impact, what better day to launch our 2023 impact report than on #iwd
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As the world works towards a global #plasticstreaty, East Africa mustn’t wait. We must take action and serve as an example to the world. Sign our petition calling for a regional ban on SUP’s📝 #UNEA6
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Increasingly, Indigenous territories are being targeted for carbon offset schemes. Protected Areas – which usually lead to evictions and violence against local people - are now being justified by claims about their potential to ‘store’ carbon. Act now! https://t.co/H7rBkcce0i
2023 took unexpected turns, making me realize the fragility of moments. It taught me the value of cherishing people and embracing change. 2023 was a lesson in holding on to hope, not giving up, that adaptability and living in the moment are key in navigating life’s uncertainties.
2023 took unexpected turns, making me realize the fragility of moments. It taught me the value of cherishing people and embracing change. 2023 was a lesson in holding on to hope, not giving up, that adaptability and living in the moment are key in navigating life’s uncertainties.
@afekualfred@KakwenzaRukira It's not about the place of education but the system of western education which is present everywhere including in Uganda. High fees and difficult to access, it's designed to keep the poor poor and the rich richer creating a false hierarchy of intellect defined by your qualifi..
Thanks to #SMEP, in the last 15 months, we've recovered 200,000kg of plastic waste from the Lamu Archipelago through our network of 700+ community collectors spanning over 30+ neighbourhoods across the Island.