These success stories are a model for community-rooted conservation and population revival that could help other countries and regions rebuild their withering ecosystems.
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"The Digital Nation is a new way to fight, adapt and protect our identity and sovereignty. It is about taking control, shaping our future and keeping our roots alive."
We have experiences, inherited knowledge, and approaches that escape the comprehension of the global north, and the more we hear each other’s stories, the better chances we have of surviving the climate crisis.
“The Gunditjmara actively and deliberately manipulated local water flows and ecologies to engineer a landscape focused on increasing the availability and reliability of eels.”
"We are not going to sit idle while you devalue our work and degrade our society. Our work is not a free input to be fed into your machines."
"No journalist should ever face intimidation or physical harm for reporting on matters of public interest."
"For me, cultural continuity is both a responsibility and a source of strength. It reminds me of why this work matters and who it is ultimately for."
“It seems that the government is shutting down all avenues to remain transparent. Why does a government do that when there is nothing to hide?”
“Banning an entire news organization from press conferences hurts the public interest as people will lose access to independent reporting on matters of national importance.”
"Yesterday Victoria signed a Treaty. Today the sun is rising, so I guess it didn't cause the end of the world."