This meeting was not a conventional workshop, but rather a exchange of knowledge: a meeting point to weave knowledge and strengthen alliances. Over three days, we immersed ourselves in a deep and practical dialogue on how Biocultural Heritage Territories (TPBC), formalized as Agrobiodiversity Zones (ZABD), are at the forefront of rights-based conservation and food sovereignty […]
This side event showcases community-led approaches to implementing the Treaty's core articles on in-situ conservation and the realization of Farmers’ Rights. Anchored in Peru’s globally recognized Potato Park, experts will demonstrate how Biocultural Heritage Territories function as effective systems for safeguarding crop genetic resources and food sovereignty in centers of diversity and origin. The session […]
Mountain Partnership member Balipara Foundation will convene the 13th edition of the Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics™ Forum on 10–11 December 2025 in Guwahati, Assam, India. The two-day event will gather participants in person and feature plenary sessions, roundtables, exhibitions and community-led showcases. 11 December: International Mountain Day 2025
Mountain Partnership member Balipara Foundation will convene the 13th edition of the Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics™ Forum on 10–11 December 2025 in Guwahati, Assam, India. The two-day event will gather participants in person and feature plenary sessions, roundtables, exhibitions and community-led showcases. 10 December: 13th Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics™ Forum 2025: The future of the Third Pole […]
International Mountain Day 11 December: International Mountain Day 2025
Join us for a celebration of Peru’s most important crop at the Potato Park on Saturday, May 30! Location: Community of Amaru - Pisac - Cusco Time: 9:00 a.m.
Encouraging action to protect ecosystems, restore landscapes, and support sustainable ways of living in harmony with nature
Highlighting the importance of caring for the land, protecting water sources, and supporting communities as they adapt to drought and climate change
Recognizing Indigenous Peoples as keepers of ancestral knowledge, living traditions, and deep relationships with the land that continue to sustain culture, biodiversity, and community wellbeing
Celebrating young people as future guardians of Indigenous knowledge, biodiversity, sustainable agriculture and community leadership
