Forest conservation through the action of indigenous peoples and local communities
Local action preserving forest ecosystems - Essential part of our sustainable future
Forests are the heart and lungs of our planet, providing a wide range of ecosystem services. They are home to the vast majority of known plant and animal species, essential to the fight against desertification and soil erosion, at the basis of global water cycle and fresh water supply, absorb carbon dioxide, and help in many other ways to temper our climate. Despite those critical roles, the last decades have seen an exponential rate of forest destruction, and the world's major forests on all continents are subject to unprecedented pressure. The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law, the International Ranger Federation, Global Forest Coalition and the International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity are joining forces to support the people who will truly make a difference to protect forest ecosystems, today and tomorrow, indigenous peoples and local communities.
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Launch of the call for expression of interest 2024
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FCI launches its call for action to protect forests!
Internatinal day of Forests: FCI's Call for Action
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Insights, Solutions, and Outcomes from the FCI Workshop
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First international conference of the Forests and Communities Initiative: "Inclusive conservation: indigenous peoples and local communities at the forefront of forest protection"
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'Our Forests' documentary series premieres in Monaco: an inspiring perspective on global forest conservation
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Save the date - FCI conference November 21-23 2023
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Victorious arm-wrestling for the indigenous people in this "trial of the century" Brazil against the agribusiness industry
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Opening of the 2023 call for projects of the Forests and Communities Initiative
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The Forests and Communities Initiative organises a series of webinars
The Forests and Communities Initiative (FCI) is organising its first ever conference on 22-23 Novemb
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