🔅 Panel at COP30 🔅 Bringing Perspectives from the Global South to Climate Policy Discussions 🌱 🌎 🕝 November 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:50 a.m. 📍Higher Education for Climate Action Pavilion - Blue Zone

🌿 “What the Invisible Dream — Cosmoperceptions of the Forest” Art from residencies in the Amazon, Marajó, Atlantic Forest, Sápmi & Rio Negro/Munich exploring forests, waters & cycles. 📅 Nov 10, 7PM 📍 Galeria Benedito Nunes, Belém (PA) 🆓 Free entry More info: www.goethe.de/ins/br/pt/st... 

Science and Voices of the Amazon 🍃 Multivisions on the relationships between human and non-human beings with nature 🗓 November 13th 🕓 4 PM to 6:30 PM 📍 Hailton Corrêa Auditorium (ICJ) - UFPA Bring your curiosity, your listening skills, and your perspective on the world.

🔎 Case study #2 “Adaptation to sea level change in Small Island Developing States (SIDS)” by Rebecca Lellau 📌 Global warming particularly affects SIDS, in order to develop strategies for adaptation to new conditions and extreme events, including sea level rise, we can use multi-methodical data.

The COP16 biodiversity summit in 2024 called on countries to pursue collective actions to restore degraded land, boost biodiversity, and scale up nature-positive food production by 2030. In our executive report, coming soon, we present case studies which address these goals.

🔍Case study #1: “The archaeology of pastoralism, land management, and biodiversity conservation in Eastern Africa” by Victor Iminjili Pastoralist herders have long shaped African savannahs, creating nutrient-rich glades that attract wildlife and enhance biodiversity through their herding practices.

Our team have been working hard, and having fun, bringing together articles from our wonderful contributors over the last months - pictured is a small group of us in one of our meetings! 💻📝

While you're waiting for our executive report, why not read our perspectives on integrating palaeoecology, archaeology and traditional knowledge in COP discussions? doi.org/10.3389/fear...

COMING SOON! We’re delighted to share that our executive report, bringing together experts on regenerative agriculture and resilient food systems will be released soon.

We hosted ‘The Voices of the Global South on the Anthropocene’ Conference in June 2024 at the Max-Planck-Institute of Geoanthropoloy Jena, Germany. You can read more about this event, and the important discussions we engaged in, both below and at the link in our bio!

Our aim is to bring together diverse voices and perspectives, incorporating palaeoecology, archaeology and traditional knowledge, to address pressing challenges relating to climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss.

Hi all! We're a working group focused on integrating information from palaeoecology, archaeology and traditional knowledge to address urgent Anthropocene crises. Together, we form ECHOES: Exploring Climate and Human Observations from the Global South.

Rethinking how #agriculture evolved. A new "We in #Evolution" podcast explores the sophisticated tech of #Amazonian gardens— a system of #exchange, #culture & #biodiversity, not machines. A fascinating listen. Podcast features our very own, Laura Pereira Furquim open.spotify.com/episode/0w2E...

So much to think about after "Not all that glitters is green" by Verónica Zuccarelli Freire. A powerful reminder that the costs of the energy transition are not shared equally, especially in the #Andes. True climate action requires environmental justice. #ClimateJustice #IndigenousKnowledge

Perspectives from the Global South on the Anthropocene" poster at SB 62 in Bonn was all about decolonising climate narratives and raising the Global South perspective. Here is a copy of our poster👉 unfccc.int/sites/defaul... Here is an exclusive snippet from the ACE gallery, hats off to Veronica👏

We are glad to share that we will present our poster in the ACE Gallery (Action for Climate Empowerment) on June 19th, at the World Conference Centre Bonn Foyer. The poster will also be at the virtual gallery and can be seen until the end of the Bonn Climate Change Conf. Info: unfccc.int/sb62

Thrilled to share that our very own Veronica Zuccarelli Freire represented the @maxplanck.de as an observer at the 13th Facilitative Working Group (FWG) of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) from June 10-13! 🌍 Here are meeting highlights: lcipp.unfccc.int/sites/defaul...

Exciting news! 🌿 Dr. Verónica Zuccarelli Freire is attending the 13th Facilitative Working Group meeting (LCIPP—UNFCCC) as an observer, nominated by RINGO. Next up: she’s heading to SB62 @ the Bonn Climate Conference to share our project at the UN Campus! ✨🌍 #ClimateJustice #IndigenousRights