Regional Efforts, Protected Areas, and Indigenous Territories

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This lecture examines how protected areas and Indigenous Territories are, or should be, connected at the landscape scale, across national borders, rivers, and other modern-day boundaries, to create biological and cultural corridors that protect species and traditional human land-use customs. Explore both current threats (e.g., dams, roads) and key solutions that can be scaled for greater impact.

Lecture source language: English