Shoutout to our Fort Belknap Indian community for the excellent work they are doing to save the Black-Footed-Ferrets, and restore the prairie ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/ef8wxedX
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Country is sick, caused by past and current Western practices and the ongoing effects of colonisation. In some places, it’s a sickness that can no longer be healed. But the Plan shows us how we can come together with Western science and government to restore those things that can be healed – working in genuine partnership and not as perceived threats to each other. By adding value to each other’s approaches, great things are already happening all over the Reef and its catchment. The success of the Traditional Owner Implementation Plan is centred on these partnerships with Government, science and research organisations and provides us with our roadmap to achieving more success for the Reef and us mob. This is our Plan for caring for and healing Country. Learn more about its history and the journey so far at https://reefto.au/ #ThePlan #ReefTO #GetOrganised #GetFunded #GetOnWithDoing
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Political Consultant | Government Relations & Public Affairs Practitioner | ADR | AU Agenda 2063 Researcher | African Renaissance Enthusiast | Pan African Advocate
Now to those very petty silly politicians who keep inciting our different communities to attack eachother over constituency borders claiming natural resources especially the pastoral communities here with the rampant cattle wars; grazing lands, cattle rustling, traditions and rites of passage etc, take a look this picture and ask yourselves if you were here ,by now there would be all out war between these countries. We live in a world where there are ways of managing and sharing natural resources, averting tribal conflicts and resolving historical injustices.Please stop living in the year 300 BC! #pastoralists #tribes #conflictresolution #sharingresources #alternativedisputeresolution
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This article does a nice job capturing many of the issues that will have to be addressed as Lahaina’s recovery progresses and the need for a community to define what its recovery and resilience outcomes look like. https://wapo.st/3RYA1dd
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Not much standing water this spring, 2024, here in the Peace Country; meaning many species of waterfowl can be found gathered by them. "A Conservation Success Story By 1995, Alberta’s trumpeter swan population had increased to 792 individuals, with 67% of the total found in the Grande Prairie-Valleyview area.2 Because of this positive trend, trumpeter swans were upgraded from “Endangered” to “Threatened” in 1997. With continued population growth, the species was further upgraded to “At Risk” in 2000.3 By 2010, Alberta’s trumpeter swan population had increased to 2,821 individuals.2 The Grande Prairie-Valleyview area was still home to most swans, accounting for 61% of the total (1,717 individuals). The second-highest population was further north, between Peace River and Peerless Lake (863 individuals). And the Beaver Hills population, centred on Elk Island National Park, numbered 54 individuals (up from 11 in 1995).” https://lnkd.in/e_YtWEmP
Trumpeter Swan Couple Lifting Off ~ Peace Country NW Alberta ~ Canada
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Land into trust: one of many undervalued tools in the tribal consultation toolkit #historicpreservation #tribalconsultation #tribalrelations https://lnkd.in/g2CwFV8v
Native American tribe is on a preservation mission as it celebrates trust status for ancestral lands
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Imagine a place where nature speaks for itself, where a 108-acre forest on the banks of the Pascagoula River becomes a backdrop for transformation and healing. Imagine a place where qualified, compassionate staff walk with you toward long-term change. This is the Estate at River Bend, where recovery begins. https://lnkd.in/eABDGBCD #mississippi #addictiontreatment #addictionrecovery
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In the day and age where children can name more celebrities and series over fruits and trees, it is not just a necessity but an imperative for us to educate ourselves about the environment and its functionality. So today we pick wetlands, not just because today, 2nd February is observed as World Wetlands Day but also because our nation is finally taking the long pending efforts to conserve its wetlands. https://lnkd.in/drEBAYnk #worldwetlandsday #ramsarconvention #csr The CSR Journal
Indian Wetlands Get Globally Listed Under Ramsar Convention
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The Conundrum of Human-Tiger Conflict in Nepal The population of Bengal tigers in Nepal has nearly tripled in the last 12 years. While this is a moment of global celebration for wildlife conservation, the increasing number of fatal attacks on humans by tigers has raised significant concerns. In 2010, Nepal had 121 tigers, which increased to 355 by 2022. Although tiger conservation efforts have been effective, the conflict between humans and tigers has escalated. Factors such as a shortage of prey, habitat destruction, and encroachment into forest areas have intensified this conflict. Chitwan National Park houses the highest number of tigers in Nepal, with 128 individuals. Similarly, Bardiya has 125 tigers. Additionally, there are 25 tigers in Banke, 41 in Parsa, and 36 in Shuklaphanta. The significant increase in tiger population is attributed to effective measures such as controlling poaching, habitat conservation and management, expansion of national parks, and the creation of wildlife corridors with India. According to the National Trust for Nature Conservation, 68 people have died in tiger attacks across the country in the last six years. The data shows that 10 people died in fiscal year 2080/81 and 12 in 2079/80 due to tiger attacks. #Tiger #TigerDay #Wildlife #VideoReport Kantipur Television Network Pvt. Ltd. https://lnkd.in/gBgpsFPd
The Conundrum of Human-Tiger Conflict in Nepal
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Organizational Development & Management Advisor at Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Having worked very closely with #IFAD, I can attest to it that IFAD's expertise in #ruraldevelopment speaks through its impacts to the lives of rural communities worldwide
There is no magic bullet to transform rural communities. But after years of experience we know what works best 👇✨
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