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A "Commitment to People, Communities and Cultures" is a central part of The Nature Conservancy’s core values. We are committed to local, on the ground involvement; we treat our partners with fairness and honesty; and we work collaboratively to develop practical conservation solutions.
We’ve supported Cofán initiatives in Ecuador to increase land access, land titles, land management, community-based park patrols, and park monitoring.
Through scientific planning and real estate acumen, we are helping a model for community-based conservation expand across northern Kenya.
We’re working with Aboriginal people to protect key landscapes in Australia — helping communities that seek to reconnect with their ancestral lands.
In Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta we work with indigenous leaders who have approaches that are just as effective — if not more so — than conventional efforts.
Working with indigenous communities to develop a vision for the long-term conservation of traditional use areas.
In the Northwest Territories, indigenous people are creating a vision for the future based on their own traditions and values.
Ecotourism can provide indigenous communities with a good source of income, share their culture and maintain their natural resources.
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