New study provides a blueprint for engaging indigenous peoples in REDD+ forest monitoring

Mongabay
Mar 28, 2017, 5:30 pm216 pts
During the UN climate talks in December 2015 that would ultimately produce the Paris Climate Agreement, indigenous leaders from Africa, Asia and Latin America presented a fairly simple proposition: give indigenous communities rights to their ancestral forests and end the criminalization of their efforts to…

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