Show your support and stand in solidarity with indigenous peoples in their efforts to preserve biodiversity and protect their cultures.

Indigenous communities have been the custodians of biodiversity for thousands of years, creating a significant portion of the world's agricultural biodiversity, including diverse crop varieties, livestock breeds, and unique landscapes

Remarkably, around 80% of the Earth's biodiversity is found on indigenous peoples' lands, highlighting the importance of safeguarding these cultures . Preserving their cultures becomes a fundamental strategy in the conservation of biodiversity. The alarming rate of species extinction, occurring at a pace thousand times faster than the natural rate, highlights the urgent need for action. Ecosystems, the vital systems sustaining all life, are being degraded across the globe.

 While the crisis of biodiversity loss is gaining some attention, the connection to the loss of indigenous cultures is often overlooked. However, the two are intricately intertwined. Biodiversity loss cannot be effectively addressed without addressing the rapid disappearance of indigenous cultures. From animals and insects to plants, the preservation of biodiversity depends on the preservation of indigenous knowledge, practices, and ways of life, encompassing not only plants and animals but also the interdependence of all living beings.

Indigenous peoples' profound connection to nature, rooted in their core values and beliefs, offers valuable insights and solutions for living in harmony with the natural world.

By supporting and protecting indigenous cultures, we can work hand in hand with them to safeguard biodiversity and secure a livable planet for future generations

Your contribution matters.

Funding for initiatives that protect biodiversity and uphold indigenous rights comes from individuals like yourself, who align their financial resources with their values and vision for a better world. By joining this global community, you actively contribute to the preservation of indigenous cultures and the safeguarding of biodiversity.