As the inaugural session in the Congo Basin Voices series, this webinar marks the beginning of ongoing collaboration, shared learning, and collective action across diverse themes that will unfold throughout the series to ensure the Congo Basin's future.
Join us this August for an inspiring webinar that brings together Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) representatives with passionate young researchers to explore new and innovative ways of safeguarding the world’s second-largest tropical rainforest—the Congo Basin. This session will explore how traditional ecological knowledge and contemporary science can synergistically contribute to protecting this vital ecosystem.
Your participation can drive real impact. Be part of shaping sustainable solutions for a landscape that matters to us all. Register and join the conversation to help chart a sustainable path forward.
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Highlight proven models that blend IPLC traditional knowledge with scientific methods and AI-enabled tools.
Spotlight early-career researchers driving peatland care, landscape stewardship, and fresh tech ideas.
Build meaningful connections among community representatives, researchers, practitioners, and tech partners.
Develop and strengthen networks through ongoing learning and culturally respectful tools to grow the CBLI Community of Practice.
Learn from conservation efforts across the Congo Basin, Share best practices and explore digital platforms for wide, accessible knowledge sharing. Discover easy, digital ways to share insights.
Congo Basin Team Leader
UNEP (United Nations environment programme)
Chargée de Programme ANAPAC RDC
ANAPAC-RDC (Alliance Nationale d’Appui et de Promotion de Aires et Territoires du Patrimoine Autochtone et Communautaire)
PMO- Policy Frameworks Supporting IPLC Rights
UNEP (United Nations environment programme)
Responsable partenariats et fundraising
AJVC/REJEFAC
Prescillia Monireh Kapupu, REPALEAC Regional Coordinator
Fabrice Inkonkoy, UNEP
Congo Basin Landscapes Initiative
L'avenir de la conservation du Bassin du Congo dépend d'une véritable collaboration entre les détenteurs de connaissances autochtones et les chercheurs en début de carrière, soutenue par des politiques respectueuses des droits et une technologie habilitante qui amplifie la sagesse traditionnelle.
Comprendre comment les réseaux REPALEAC et la formation sur les tourbières prouvent que la fusion respectueuse de la sagesse et de l'innovation alimente des résultats plus forts et plus durables.
Construire des connexions significatives entre les représentants des communautés, les chercheurs, les praticiens et les partenaires technologiques.
Les cadres mondiaux ouvrent des portes pour une conservation guidée par les communautés. Votre participation peut pousser les approches dirigées par les autochtones au premier plan de l'action pour la biodiversité.
Step in as The Voices of the Congo Basin webinars kick off with a discussion on bridging tradition and innovation to safeguard nature’s priceless heritage and support the livelihoods of those who depend on it. Take action with us, egister for the webinar, or reserve your spot now.
RegisterCollaborate with us: Become a CBLI Community of Practice member and gain access to an expanding network of specialists who are dedicated to protecting the Congo Basin’s forest region and supporting the communities that depend on it.
