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INSP partnered with Nia Tero and social art and design lab Amplifier to make available posters profiling a group of female Indigenous leaders from communities across the world in an effort to highlight their essential part in working towards solutions to tackle the alarming effects of climate change and environmental degradation.

The first-ever TED Salon co-created in partnership with Nia Tero featured five extraordinary Indigenous leaders, collectively representing thousands of communities worldwide. Speaking on issues connected to Indigenous environmental guardianship, the speakers laid out a compelling vision for how to better steward the Earth.

Indigenous peoples and the forests they live in were already under pressure from global economic forces. Tom Friedman writes about how Putin’s war is not just a crime against Ukraine and humanity, but also a crime against the home we all share: planet Earth.

The recent eviction debacle involving the Maasai community in the Loliondo division in Tanzania’s northern Ngorongoro District has elevated Indigenous peoples' concerns about losing their ancestral lands under the ‘30 by 30’ plan in the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF).

"In Tanzania, Maasai people are being evicted from their ancestral lands in the name of conservation and economic need - something a new global nature accord cannot allow." - Jennifer Corpuz and Lucy Mulenkei

Negotiators from almost 200 countries will begin crunch biodiversity talks in Nairobi during the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5.2), working towards a much-delayed global pact to protect nature from the damage wrought by human activities.