Changing Patterns of Indigenous Knowledge Systems Used for Water Conservation and Adaptation to Climate Change in Mount Kenya Region (2012–2022)
"Very little attention has been paid to this indigenous ecological, cultural, social, political, and spiritual knowledge systems for solving water issues in the course of climate change, particularly in Kenyan ASALs [arid and semi-arid [...]
Co-creating Ethical Space for Convergence Science Research & Indigenous Data Governance
By Tamara Layden “Our stories belong in the community. They do not belong to the university or the government. They are ours–our data–and they belong to the Aboriginal community where the research is being carried [...]
Reflections on the UNFCCC and COP30
By Julia A. Klein The entrance to COP30 in Belem, Brazil. Inside COP30: A Mix of Progress and Deep Disappointment At the heart of the Amazon, the world gathered to decide the future [...]
International Mountain Day 2025: Reflections from Hatun Tinkuy to Honor Glaciers, Water, and Ancestral Knowledge
On International Mountain Day and in the spirit of this UN International Year of Glaciers' Preservation, we are excited to share a short video from our latest Moving Mountains Summit.
Día Internacional de las Montañas 2025: Reflexiones desde Hatun Tinkuy para honrar los glaciares, el agua y el conocimiento ancestral
Hoy, en el Día Internacional de las Montañas y en el espíritu del Año Internacional de las Naciones Unidas para la Preservación de los Glaciares, nos complace compartir un breve vídeo de nuestra última Cumbre Moving Mountains.
Vivir con fuego en las montañas: Agricultores quechuas y manejo adaptativo del fuego en los Andes peruanos
Por Vanessa Luna En la conferencia 2025 de la International Association for the Study of the Commons (IASC), realizada en Amherst, tuve la oportunidad de presentar mi cortometraje documental titulado “Campesinos y fuego: esfuerzos locales [...]