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Podcast – Earth Reflections. Women of The Desert

Earth Reflections is a new podcast series by the Network of African Women Environmentalists (NAWE), to promote inter-generational and cross-sectoral dialogue, between the young Landscape Guardians and the environmental experts who have agreed to act as Landscape Mentors, supporting on the ground activities for landscape restoration during this UN Decade on Ecosystems Restoration 2021-2030. …

Podcast – Earth Reflections. Women of The Desert
OPINION: Want to heal Africa’s degraded land? Go local

The magic that can restore Africa’s degraded forests, farms and pastures is in the millions of local champions across the continent, especially youth and women By Wanjira Mathai, vice president and regional director for Africa at the World Resources Institute, and Salima Mahamoudou, research associate for Africa Forest team within the Food, Forest, and Water programme at the World…

OPINION: Want to heal Africa’s degraded land? Go local
Rethink diet-land use connections to prevent future pandemics, scientist says

Methods used by smallholder farmers are central to reducing the risk of the spillover of viruses from animals to humans, according to a senior associate with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR). Small-scale farmers produce more diverse foods on smaller plots of land, which are also more resilient to environmental shocks, said Terry Sunderland in conversation with Matt…

Rethink diet-land use connections to prevent future pandemics, scientist says
First Person: ‘Youth won’t stay silent’ says Madagascar climate activist

Young people around the world “won’t stay silent” about the global climate crisis according to a youth activist from Madagascar. Marie Christina Kolo, who describes herself as a climate activist, ecofeminist and social entrepreneur, was one of two young people who spoke to the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres ahead of International Mother Earth Day marked annually on 22 April.

First Person: ‘Youth won’t stay silent’ says Madagascar climate activist