Media
Learning and leading change in support of Indigenous-led conservation
14 October 2024 / published on BHP Foundation
With unprecedented pressure being placed on the world’s remaining land and water resources, the people protecting the world’s remaining biodiversity need support. Through the Ampliseed network, BHP Foundation partners came together in May to share perspectives, experiences and skills from diverse landscapes and contexts.
A group of global activists will visit Colombia to discuss solutions to face the planetary crisis
11 October 2024 / published on Dejustica
34 researchers and global activists from the Atlantic Fellows community will meet for a week in Bogotá to discuss a just transition to address the world’s climate crisis. The week will have several key spaces to strengthen collective action and climate justice, as a prelude to COP16 in Cali, Colombia.
Voluntary biodiversity market nascent, uncertain, but growing report finds
01 October 2024 / published on Carbon Pulse
A report surveying global biodiversity credit suppliers has found the market is still very much in the embryonic stage, with the demand question still to be answered. However there are signs of growing interest.
From Broome to Peru – Sharing the Kimberley Carbon Story
02 May 2024 / published on Kimberley Land Council
KLC CEO Tyronne Garstone recently travelled to Peru to share the Kimberley experience of Indigenous carbon project development with the Awajun people, the Indigenous people of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, to attend an exchange hosted by Pollination Foundation.
Dispatches from Dubai
04 December 2023
Law student Alexis Burns partnered with COP28 in Dubai to follow the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) at COP28.
Indigenous Peoples-led nature credit framework launched by Pollination arm
01 December 2023 / published on Carbon Pulse
A voluntary credit development framework led by Indigenous Peoples and local communities has been launched by Pollination Foundation.