Event

Land Restoration through Traditional & Indigenous Medicinal Knowledge

Exploring the role of Traditional and Indigenous Medicinal Knowledge in land restoration, biodiversity protection and planetary health.

Time
- Europe/Brussels
Event Contact
Nidhi Nagabhatla
Details
Open to public

UNU-CRIS is co-organiser and Participant. UNU CRIS contributes to the Children & Youth Resilience Pavilion  UNCCD COP17 · Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Land is more than soil and vegetation. For Indigenous Peoples and local communities, land is a living foundation of health, culture, biodiversity, livelihoods and knowledge.

Traditional and Indigenous medicinal systems have evolved through generations of close relationships with local ecosystems, particularly through the cultivation, protection and sustainable use of medicinal plants.

Today, land degradation, biodiversity loss and climate change are threatening not only ecosystems, but also medicinal species, cultural practices and traditional knowledge systems connected to them.

For further information, please see: https://www.govardhanfoundation.com/news/land-restoration-traditional-indigenous-medicinal-knowledge-cop17/.

 

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