Natural Custodians: Indigenous Lessons in Reconnecting with Nature | National Geographic

Paid content for @Prada. The natural world is on the brink as habitats and species buckle under human pressures, but indigenous communities can help us rediscover a healthier relationship with our planet. When it comes to safeguarding nature, scientific research reveals that biodiversity strongholds are often sustained not just through cutting-edge conservation or the simple absence of humans but rather by the indigenous communities that have lived in harmony with these ecosystems for hundreds, sometimes thousands of years.
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I’m an indigenous Fijian with 2,000 acres of tropical forests , my private laboratory with 3 Scientists , with my traditional knowledge about soil, water , plants and air .
Thanks for sharing !

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This video highlights the crucial role of indigenous communities, like those in Greenland, in understanding and addressing the impact of climate change in the Arctic. It underscores the importance of combining traditional knowledge with scientific research to gain a holistic understanding of these ecosystems. The focus on the microbiology of the environment and its interconnectedness with human well-being is particularly insightful. Additionally, initiatives like SEA BEYOND demonstrate the importance of corporate support for ocean education and conservation efforts. Overall, the video emphasizes the urgency of listening to and learning from Arctic indigenous peoples to protect and heal our relationship with nature.

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This is just so beautiful and meaningful. Loved it!

[@ellageary8090]

Remember that Nat Geo has shows that they are seemingly terminating that showcase climate change in Alaska.
Life Below Zero First Alaskans has indigenous people telling us that which once was is not what it is now, and how their ability to sustain themselves and their cultures is being effected by it.
They also have shown Northern Territories, which is set in Canada as well as Port Protection in Alaska, and Life Below Zero.

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and so sad..😢

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It's a company (fancy) sponsoring this video

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Barbaric how could humans dare do this protect the planet and protect all of the animals

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Australia is the worlds largest island not Greenland Mate;"

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They live in the very comfortable house and eat very delicious
food.
Feeling very strange.

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To National Geograpich.. Better global warming that global freezing

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Starting off the video like it did makes me puke

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Listen to the natives? Of course not. Just because they've lived in the area for thousand of years! What should that matter? God help us! 🤷🤦🤦🤦🤦

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Different ways of living, the old native ways were more in touch with nature, and they had ways of how to deal with human residue. With such customs and the advancement in technology, a difference can be made to conserve and live in a more natural way while continuing progression and advancement.

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