Season 1 · Episode 1397

How to support Indigenous-led Conservation for Oceans

How To Protect The Ocean · Speak Up For Blue

December 21, 202252m 3s

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Ocean protection is a key tool in managing oceans and its resources and it requires the support of all ocean users, but the one group is often ignored or left out of the process that can play a key role in protecting the ocean effectively. Indigenous groups have been protecting their oceans and lands for thousands of years and need to be included in conservation conversations. I am joined by Humna Sharif of the National Ocean Protection Coalition and Angelo Villagomez of the Center for American Progress to discuss ways in which scientists, NGOs, and governments can support Indigenous-led conservation. Links to Article: https://bit.ly/3v4TtsR Connect with Humna:

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