The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership.
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Corpuz said it’s crucial that any final agreement negotiated at the conference, known as COP15, include acknowledgment of Indigenous rights, recognition of traditional territory in conservation targets and direct access to funding to protect biodiversity. She said many Indigenous groups have had bad experiences with conservation efforts, which have often been “exclusionary” and resulted in people being evicted from their lands or killed for trying to stay.
But he said what they have in common can be summed up in one word: “land.” On Friday, he joined with other leaders from Canada, Brazil and Indonesia in calling for more Indigenous input into conservation efforts. Canada has created three Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas, which are co-managed by local Indigenous people. Another 27 First Nations have submitted proposals that have received support from the federal Nature Fund, according to the Indigenous Leadership Initiative.
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