RT @ASteiner: Indigenous Peoples manage 25% of the world’s land & protect vital ecosystems, yet receive less than 1% of climate finance.

Their traditional knowledge is crucial for effective climate policies & conservation efforts.

As #UNPFII2025 begins, learn more: https://t.co/kdwM0sX5yY

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The sea turtle 🐢 “Avuah” warns Vanuatu locals of danger. When its lays eggs high on the beach, it signals warming seas & extreme weather. ⛈️

Traditional knowledge & modern tools to build resilience. 🌿

💡Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/KOiEM0X0jw #UNPFII2025 #WeAreIndigenous https://t.co/pBImLSXvIf

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#IndigenousPeoples are key agents of change in climate action.

Yet, they are often excluded from decision-making in climate policies and negotiations.

As #UNPFII2025 continues, learn why their full participation is key to tackling the climate crisis.

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“Bayo” Taylor fights fire with fire. 🔥
As a Karajarri ranger, he blends Indigenous knowledge with science to manage bushfires the right way—cutting risk, building resilience.

Meet Bayo 👇
#CareersInResilience #UNPFII2025 #WeAreIndigenous https://t.co/lZTqW0tSxw

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The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues was created to amplify Indigenous voices - including on climate.

Today that message is louder than ever: respect land rights, fund climate solutions & listen to Indigenous Knowledge.

👉 Learn more: https://t.co/I25UIgRNp5

#UNPFII2025 https://t.co/zkIsFGjRus

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⚠️ Some place names don’t just describe – they warn.
Moodus means “place of noises”
Nashoba means “hill that shakes”

Indigenous names and stories help extend earthquake records beyond colonial archives, helping build disaster resilience.
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RT @UNDPClimate: The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues was created to amplify Indigenous voices - including on climate.

Today that message is louder than ever: respect land rights, fund climate solutions & listen to Indigenous Knowledge.

👉 Learn more: https://t.co/I25UIgRNp5

#UNPFII2025 https://t.co/zkIsFGjRus

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Indigenous Peoples safeguard 80% of the world's remaining #biodiversity while inhabiting just a 25% of the world.

Their vital ancestral knowledge and expertise offers lessons on how to reduce climate and disaster risks.
👉 https://t.co/JYS5ioX3LN #UNPFII2025 #WeAreIndigenous https://t.co/BFICq06B8l

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