Nature and culture are inseparable. “Indigenous Knowledge, Ancestral Places” is a milestone UNESCO publication — a space for indigenous voices to share their perspectives on the inseparable connections between biodiversity, cultural practices, and identity. Featuring 21 stories from across the world, it highlights indigenous leadership in protecting both the environment and cultural diversity. Discover their voices and visions for the planet and read the full publication here: https://unesdoc.un

Indigenous peoples are renowned as stewards of the natural world. But there is a lot more to their long-term sustainability than that, as #Indigenous leaders Fawn Sharp and Deen Sanders explain here. Their tools of governance, economics and trade have been vital, and their values can help shape a better future. Both leaders sit on the Global Future Council for Natural Capital, a World Economic Forum initiative dedicated to ensuring the world’s natural resources are recognized, valued and factore