Tropical Forests, Indigenous Peoples, and Climate Change | With no less than 20% of the world’s tropical forest carbon located within indigenous territories, these lands represent a significant opportunity for conserving biodiversity and combating climate change. Our group works with indigenous communities, national institutions, and mediating not-for-profit organizations in Brazil and Costa Rica to consider innovative initiatives for reducing greenhouse gas emissions via community forest conservation. |
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