It is importance that traditional indigenous seeds are recorded, preserved and revived. As native seeds are adaptable to climate and able to survive, they play a crucial role for present and future food security and for the identity of Indigenous Peoples.
The message of Mr. Deepak Minz, Project Coordinator of ANGNA from Odisha, India on the celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity. Johar! My name is Deepak Minz. I …
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Watch this insightful video featuring Mr. Lo Van Bien, a 90-year-old knowledge holder hailing from Cang Na Village in Vietnam. In the video, he sheds light on the significance of …
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The message of Mr. Devashis Roy, the Chief of Chakma Circle (the Chakma Raja) from Bangladesh on the celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity. Jhoo! My name is …
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Mr. Binota Moy Dhamai is a member of the Jumma-Tripura, one of the Indigenous Peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh. Mr. Binota has almost two decades of experience …
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Check out this video featuring Mr. Satej Chakma discussing the important connection between Indigenous Peoples and biodiversity! Mr. Satej is the sub-editor of Indigenous Peoples’ News Bangladesh, the only media …
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Sokunthea Nun from Ratana Kiri Province in Cambodia currently holds the position of President at the Cambodia Indigenous Youth Association (CIYA). CIYA, a member organization of the Asia Indigenous Peoples …
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Yun Mane, a member of the Indigenous Bunong Community in Cambodia, serves as the Executive Director of the Cambodia Indigenous Peoples Organization (CIPO). Ms. Mane is urging the Cambodian government …
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Mr. Kaisanan is associated with PIDA (Papora Indigenous Development Association) and the Central Taiwan Ping-Pu Indigenous Groups Youth Alliance. He belongs to the Taokas people in the Central mountainous area …
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Pasang Dolma Sherpa, a member of Nepal’s Sherpa Indigenous Community serves as the Executive Director of the Center for Indigenous Peoples Research and Development (CIPRED). Ms. Sherpa has devoted many …
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