Indigenous Peoples in Isolation and Initial Contact (PIACI) play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation. PIACI’s interrelation with their surrounding environment ensures that activities such as gathering, hunting, and fishing are integrated with environmental protection. By living sustainably, they contribute to the preservation of forests and ecosystems, which are vital for maintaining ecological balance. Defending PIACI territories is essential for safeguarding unique species and ecosystems, making their protection vitally important for the health of our planet and a key to achieving global biodiversity goals. 🟢 Together Mullu, GTI-PIACI and Re:wild are calling on the world’s leaders at #COP16 to recognize and safeguard Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge, traditional ways of governance, and management of our planet’s irreplaceable ecosystems as a critical solution to the interrelated climate, biodiversity loss, and human wellbeing crises. #cop16colombia #LandRightsNow #Rewild #...