Will the world join Indigenous peoples in relationship with nature at COP-15? (commentary)

Mongabay
Dec 9, 2022, 4:28 pm150 pts
We are peoples of place — our relationship with our lands and waters have sustained us for millennia. What happens to one species or ecosystem has immeasurable impacts on our way of life. For example, the Innu peoples of Nitassinan, also known as the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula, have lived and depended on our…

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