Americas > Colombia signs deal with Indigenous Peoples to strengthen ties on nature conservation

Colombia signs deal with Indigenous Peoples to strengthen ties on nature conservation

Published 13:10 on August 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:10 on August 19, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, South & Central

The Colombian ministry of environment has announced an agreement with the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon to value their contribution and strengthen their participation in conserving and restoring the rainforest in the lead-up to the COP16 UN biodiversity talks.
The Colombian ministry of environment has announced an agreement with the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon to value their contribution and strengthen their participation in conserving and restoring the rainforest in the lead-up to the COP16 UN biodiversity talks.


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