Indigenous peoples’ lands host 80% of the world’s biodiversity, yet they constitute just 5% of the global population, research finds. And a majority of the lands are in good condition, with thriving populations of wildlife & plant species. #IndigenousDay https://t.co/pWEn87ykGT

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On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, discover how the Maya people of #Belize are responding to recent wildfires and how the @WorldBank is supporting Indigenous leadership in climate finance.

Read: https://t.co/nBjRQiLmFX #IndigenousDay https://t.co/cWioLVZmpu

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“We consider the forest is our ‘Mother.’ Hence, we have to take care of it and nurture it well.” – Yusup Maikel Siamggo, son of the Nakna Sub-Tribe leader

Yusup, alongside his community, is working to protect & preserve the ecosystem they depend on. #IndigenousDay @KonservasiID https://t.co/MOlw2PS0kG

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Livestock herding & wildlife conservation are often seen as conflicting pursuits: that one must come at the expense of the other. However, in South Africa, a fresh approach centered on Indigenous knowledge is challenging this perception. #IndigenousDay https://t.co/iFs2nh34xw

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About 36% of the world’s intact forests are on Indigenous Peoples’ lands.

Learn how @WorldBank is helping Indigenous Peoples increase their influence over forest management: https://t.co/dFnOFvEzsL #IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousDay https://t.co/u3JikqNwCq

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“I’m inspired by the Indigenous women of the Amazon, who despite all adversity stand taller and raise their voices louder every day.”

Conservation International experts share why they have hope for our planet — and you should, too. #IndigenousDay https://t.co/d0uZ2Rl0ET

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In Porvenir, Bolivia, Indigenous communities are proving that forest conservation and prosperity can go hand in hand.

Watch how they set up a sustainable asaí value chain, with #ForestFarmFacility support 👇

#IndigenousDay @IUCN_forests @IIED @AgriCord @FAOBolivia @FAOAmericas https://t.co/JyevpZt3U8

FAO Forestry

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#IndigenousPeoples are the guardians of biodiversity and their rights must be at the heart of wildlife management.

#WeAreIndigenous #IndigenousDay #SWMProgramme

@EU_Partnerships @EUdeleg_Rome @FFEM_Fr @PressACP @AFD_France @FAOBrussels @Cirad @CIFOR-ICRAF @TheWCS https://t.co/d4KqlZc0Ts

FAO Forestry

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With @energygovuk support, @FAO’s #AIM4Forests programme is helping #IndigenousPeoples in Papua New Guinea use satellite data and smart tools to track & manage their forests. 🌍✨

Read Besta’s story 👉 https://t.co/3N46YJvbmR

#IndigenousDay @FAOinPNG @FAOIndigenous https://t.co/Eta8O6ujQm

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