This talk, "Sustainability in the Past," explores how earlier generations naturally practiced environmental balance through traditional farming, water conservation, and a repair culture. It

This talk, "Sustainability in the Past," explores how earlier generations naturally practiced environmental balance through traditional farming, water conservation, and a repair culture. It uncovers valuable lessons from these historical practices to guide our choices for a more sustainable future.

Nishant, a globally-minded Grade 9 student, enjoys reading, exploring cultures, and actively participates in Model United Nations and debates. These activities help him engage diverse perspectives and sharpen his communication and critical thinking skills.

Presented at an independently organized TEDx event, this talk follows the TED conference format. Learn more at ted.com/tedx.

The Celestial Guide to Sustainability explores how sky rhythms—sun, moon, stars, and seasons—have long guided human life and sustainable practices. Ancient communities relied on these patterns

The Celestial Guide to Sustainability explores how sky rhythms—sun, moon, stars, and seasons—have long guided human life and sustainable practices. Ancient communities relied on these patterns for agriculture and time. Reconnecting can inspire more balanced living.

Obuli Chandran R is the Founder/CEO of Mango Education (est. 2016), promoting experiential STEM learning to develop young problem-solvers. An award-winning educator in astronomy, physics, and math, he is passionate about science communication and youth engagement.

He inspires curiosity through stargazing, interactive courses, and outreach, blending field experiences with scientific concepts. This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

A vast swarm of desert locusts emerges, devouring everything in its path. This dramatic natural event is part of the captivating content from BBC Earth, which celebrates 20 years of Planet Earth.

A vast swarm of desert locusts emerges, devouring everything in its path. This dramatic natural event is part of the captivating content from BBC Earth, which celebrates 20 years of Planet Earth. Explore more about the show and other natural wonders at bbcearth.com/shows/planet-earth.

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The regional launch of the International Year of Rural Women aims to integrate this initiative into FAO's regional priorities and Member State agreements. Coinciding with International Women's

The regional launch of the International Year of Rural Women aims to integrate this initiative into FAO's regional priorities and Member State agreements. Coinciding with International Women's Day, this event highlights the vital work of rural women, promoting their empowerment and reducing inequalities within the region's agri-food systems.

Taking place during the FAO Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean (LARC39), the launch underscores the strategic role of rural women in the agri-food systems of Latin America and the Caribbean.

For more information: https://www.fao.org/americas/events/event-detail/lanzamiento-regional-agricultora/fr

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The Center for Biological Diversity is again under attack. Far-right congressmen on the House Resources Committee have launched a baseless "investigation" against us for protecting the Arctic and

The Center for Biological Diversity is again under attack. Far-right congressmen on the House Resources Committee have launched a baseless "investigation" against us for protecting the Arctic and polar bears from an oil conglomerate. Our Executive Director, Kierán, denounced this as a weaponization of government power, a smear tactic by oil-funded politicians to silence environmental advocates.

This "investigation" is a politically motivated witch hunt, devoid of legal merit and making absurd accusations. To combat this antidemocratic power-mongering and defend our critical work, we've established the Freedom Defense Fund. Your support is crucial to our survival against these persistent threats. Please donate today, or consider a monthly contribution to sustain our defense.

Devil's Claw, a protected species, is vital to Namibia, supplying over 90% of the world's demand. Harvesting is regulated to ensure long-term availability. The SWM Programme collaborates with

Devil's Claw, a protected species, is vital to Namibia, supplying over 90% of the world's demand. Harvesting is regulated to ensure long-term availability. The SWM Programme collaborates with local partners to promote sustainable harvesting methods and fair prices.

This international initiative is co-funded by the European Union, the French Facility for Global Environment, and the French Development Agency. It is implemented by the FAO, CIRAD, CIFOR-ICRAF, and WCS.

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Namibia supplies over 90% of the world's Devil's Claw, a protected species valued globally for its natural health benefits. Harvesting is strictly regulated to ensure its long-term availability

Namibia supplies over 90% of the world's Devil's Claw, a protected species valued globally for its natural health benefits. Harvesting is strictly regulated to ensure its long-term availability and sustainability.

The international SWM Programme, co-funded by the EU and French agencies, partners with local conservancies to promote sustainable harvesting and fair prices. It is implemented by FAO, CIRAD, CIFOR-ICRAF, and WCS.

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The Circular Economy Show features Rachel O’Reilly (Accenture) discussing their upcoming report, ‘Circularity is Working.’ This report guides consumer adoption by highlighting successful

The Circular Economy Show features Rachel O’Reilly (Accenture) discussing their upcoming report, ‘Circularity is Working.’ This report guides consumer adoption by highlighting successful circularity examples, from Liverpool musicians reinvesting savings to Hamburg's informal sharing systems. Rachel shares insights into hidden drivers crucial for normalizing, embedding, and scaling circularity.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity, accelerates the transition to a circular economy to tackle global challenges like climate change and waste. Explore their work at ellenmacarthurfoundation.org. Subscribe for more videos on YouTube, and follow them on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Agrifood robotics and automation are rapidly advancing, bringing both opportunities and critical questions about costs, impact, and long-term viability. Our global E-Dialogue explored these

Agrifood robotics and automation are rapidly advancing, bringing both opportunities and critical questions about costs, impact, and long-term viability. Our global E-Dialogue explored these issues, moving beyond technology demonstrations to focus on governance, finance, and evidence – key factors determining whether automation delivers real sustainability gains or creates new lock-ins.

Watch the forward-looking expert panel discussion connecting innovation, investment, and impact. For more information, visit agtivate.org. Subscribe to FAO on YouTube and follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter, Weibo. © FAO: fao.org #SDGs #Agenda2030 #GlobalGoals

On International Day of Girls and Women in Science, we celebrate Dr. Jane Goodall, a trailblazer whose research transformed our understanding of the natural world.

Jane's groundbreaking

On International Day of Girls and Women in Science, we celebrate Dr. Jane Goodall, a trailblazer whose research transformed our understanding of the natural world.

Jane's groundbreaking study of wild chimpanzees challenged scientific norms. She observed their tool-making, deep social bonds, and emotions, proving that empathy is vital to science. Defying expectations for women in her era, she pioneered primate studies in the wild, reshaping how we perceive animals.

We honor Jane and women like her who inspire today's innovators and future scientists. *The Jane Goodall Institute does not endorse close proximity to wildlife.*