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Conservation led by Indigenous and local communities
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How can communities govern their lands in the present and preserve it for future generations? We will hear about two entirely different examples of community-led protected areas. One is the Salween Peace Park created by the Karen Indigenous people who live in an autonomous area within the national state of Myanmar, the other the Tarras Valley Nature Reserve in Scotland.
Guests:
Paul Sein Twa (Salween Peace Park)
winner of the 2020 Goldman Environmental Prize for Asia
KESAN Karen Environmental and Social Action Network
https://twitter.com/KESAN_KAREN
https://kesan.asia/
Angela Williams
Langholm Initiative – Tarras Valley Nature Reserve
https://twitter.com/TarrasValleyNR
https://www.langholminitiative.org.uk/tarrasvalleynaturereserve
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Artwork: Céline Keller celinekeller.com
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