Takeaways for preserving biodiversity and safeguarding the communities that protect it

In this second session we discussed the current state of biodiversity in Latin America and the communities that care for it, examining the main threats and opportunities, as well as the urgent measures needed to effectively address the biodiversity crisis and safeguard the rights of indigenous and traditional populations.

Panel

• Ana Di Pangracio: Director of Biodiversity, Environment and Natural Resources Foundation (Argentina).
• Robinson Mejía Alonso: Forest engineer and human rights and land defender, Socio-Environmental Youth Collective of Cajamarca (Colombia).
• Viviana Tinoco Monge: Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the United Nations in Geneva.

Moderators: Claudia Velarde and María José González-Bernat, Coordinators of AIDA's Ecosystems Program.

Recording