A workshop exploring the Indigenous Peoples’ Lands map
Last September, Jocelyne, Dan, and Alvaro were very fortunate to host 19 participants at ICTA-UAB for a two-day workshop considering […]
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Low oxygen, high hopes: A photo journey through Trans-Himalayan India
The summer landscape of Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, India. PC: Munib Khanyari I am writing this seated at my desk in […]
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‘The People’s COP’ amplified community voices at the UN Biodiversity Conference – COP 16
The 16th edition of the UN Biodiversity Conference, held in Cali, Colombia, from October 21 to November 1, was not […]
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CONDJUST in the Blue Zone of the Convention on Biological Diversity COP16 in Cali, Colombia
Between 21 October and 1 November 2024, Cali hosted the largest UN Biodiversity conference to date, with delegates from 177 […]
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Meet … Brittany Bunce
I was born and raised in South Africa, and it is hard to tell a true story about who I […]
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The First Conservation Data Justice Symposium
The First Conservation Data Justice Symposium Participants, Girona 2024 Preamble – what were we trying to do The excitement of […]
byMeet … Andrea Stuit
The missing link in natural capital markets. An enabler of transparency, accountability and efficiency. A game-changer for natural resource management. […]
byMeet … Munib Khanyari
I was born in Kashmir, a region in northern India Himalayas to an upper middle-income family. The privilege of being […]
byCONDJUST at the International Society of Ethnobiology Congress in Marrakesh
By: Valeria Zapata-Giraldo and Karla Ramirez Two of CONDJUST’s PhD students, Valeria Zapata-Giraldo and Karla Ramirez, attended the International Society […]
byBuilding collaborations
By: Jocelyne Sze One of the best things about academia is being able to forge connections and build relationships with […]
byJust Conservation Futures
The First CONDJUST/IGSD Advanced Postgraduate Workshop There is a moment when you are completing a PhD, or shortly afterwards as […]
byMeet … Jocelyne Sze
One of my earliest memories of being “in nature” was squelching about the mudflats of Chek Jawa with my cousins. […]
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