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When Sushma Shrestha Sangat began studying Indigenous knowledge systems around the world, she found herself returning to lessons she had known since childhood.
Passed from one generation to the next, Indigenous knowledge continues to shape how communities observe environmental change, adapt to new challenges, and care for the natural systems around them.
LEARN MORE: conservation.org/news/inside-the-ancient-traditions-saving-natures-last-strongholds
When Sushma Shrestha Sangat began studying Indigenous knowledge systems around the world, she found herself returning to lessons she had known since childhood.
Passed from one generation to the next, Indigenous knowledge continues to shape how communities observe environmental change, adapt to new challenges, and care for the natural systems around them.
LEARN MORE: conservation.org/news/inside-the-ancient-traditions-saving-natures-last-strongholds
![Transforming our Incentive Structures to Build a Nature Positive World [SPANISH]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tsxyU7tww6o/mqdefault.jpg "Transforming our Incentive Structures to Build a Nature Positive World [SPANISH]
Panel discussion to share best practices on implementing policies that transition our reliance away from harmful subsidies toward a system that supports nature positive incentive structures.
Moderator:
Carlos Correa, Conservation International Lui-Walton Senior Fellow and former Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, Colombia
Panelists:
Katia Karousakis, Biodiversity Programme Leader, Climate, Biodiversity and Water Division, Environment Directorate, OECD
Mariana Bellot, Senior Technical Advisor, the Biodiversity Finance Initiative, UNDP BIOFIN
Patricia Zurita, Chief Strategy Officer and EVP of Global Programs, Conservation International")
