Exciting news! Lesle Jansen from Jamma will be talking in the Cultural Survival webinar this Wednesday! 🎙️ Don't miss out on this invaluable discussion on #Indigenous-led #Conservation—a crucial initiative paving the way for #sustainable change!

Great opportunity for a dynamic African leader to take Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa to the next level of excellence!

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Thank you for all your support to us UNAOC - United Nations Alliance of Civilizations Intercultural Innovation Hub in Barranquilla+20 we work hard to ensure women are at the core of global climate action🤍 investing in women leadership is a KEY climate solution. #WomenForClimateJustice 🇨🇴💜💚

📌Today is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples! #IndigenousDay To commemorate the occasion, we are bringing you: ▪️A statement from the CIC IPLCs Working Group ▪️Announcement of our brand-new podcast, “Our Voice”! cic-wildlife.org/indigenous-day…

🚨 National trophy import bans violate EU law 🇪🇺 A top German legal analysis exposes these bans as illegal under EU jurisdiction. This can reshape EU trade and conservation policy ⚖️ Read More: cic-wildlife.org/legal-analysis… #EULaw #TrophyHunting CITES African Wildlife Economy Institute 超级Z.Y.N 发明家 V2

While the global media has gone wild about the need to cull animals due to this drought, where is the outcry about the human costs? Conservationists must not ignore the needs of people who live with wildlife.

One Health is a buzz topic in conservation! inspiring discussions - connecting human, animal, and envrnmntl health at the One Health Summit in Cape Town (Sept 20-24, 2024). Hope to see more IPLCs share their One Health initiatives.😉cub to work—talk about inclusion! 😊

🌍 Our partners Community Leaders Network of Southern Africa are in #Madagascar for an exciting meeting to establish CLN structures and expand their network, all with the goal of empowering local communities in conservation. 🌱 #CommunityConservation #partnerships Rodgers Lubilo

On Day 2 of our workshop, we focused on strategic positioning for our communities to take back control of their natural resources. This is exemplified by our 2023-2030 Strategic Plan, which we were proud to present to our members today! Watch this space for more about our plan!

It's worth charging my JBL headphones 🎧!!!! Things I love to hear, things I wish all who love nature could listen to, for some it's new, for others it's diving deeper into what they thought they knew about conservation! Namibia! Thanks, Into The Wild Podcast Maxi Pia Louis .

The GENeva Environment Network is at the CITES #SC78 side event by #Zimbabwe on "Amplifying Voices" of Indigenous Peoples and local communities as actors of species and wildlife conservation in the country.

CITES Min of Environment, Climate and Wildlife Zimbabwe Patience Gandiwa presents the clear efforts of #Zimbabwe to include #IndigenousPeoples and local communities, to understand how they see wildlife through their own lenses, especially through ensuring such communities are part of the global debate & int'l fora, such as SADC Secretariat.

CITES Min of Environment, Climate and Wildlife Zimbabwe SADC Secretariat Patience Gandiwa "Indigenous Peoples and local communities are the backbone of conservation." Lusizi Mwale emphasizes the importance of increasing the visibility and influence of Indigenous Peoples and local communities within CITES, including certain practical recommendations.

CITES Min of Environment, Climate and Wildlife Zimbabwe SADC Secretariat Patience Gandiwa Reflecting on intersessional work of WG on Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IP & LC) in Peru, Carolina Caceres of #Canada highlights the desire by those representing IP & LC to express their voices in CITES processes & the various approaches that can be taken.

Just popping back on to share the next episode in Into The Wild Podcast's mini series, Journey Back to Namibia. I'm proud of this series so far & excited to bring it to you all. 🫶🏻🇳🇦

There is no topic more controversial in Africa than elephant hunting. Some claim it’s unnecessary; others say it’s essential for survival. "A Fine Balance" explores the reality of elephant hunting in Botswana—the impact on people, ecosystems, and the elephants themselves.

Webinar announcement! 📢📢📢 We have FOUR exciting speakers to tackle the huge topic of carbon credits - from the perspective of African rural communities. Save the date and time! Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Overpopulation can lead to the destruction of vegetation, the displacement of other species, and long-term degradation of the habitat. On the other hand, too few elephants can disrupt natural processes like seed dispersal and ecological regeneration. #wildlifegame #biodiversity

🌳🦌 UK deer cull boosts biodiversity & feeds communities with 170k venison meals: a model for global hunting-led conservation. thetimes.com/article/319585… #CICWildlife