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Ancient conservation traditions could guide Middle East climate action
Original: How ancient conservation traditions can shape climate action in the Middle East
A new piece by the International Fund for Animal Welfare argues that long-standing conservation traditions in the Middle East can inform and strengthen modern climate action across the region. It highlights how indigenous and historic practices of protecting land, water and wildlife offer locally rooted models for addressing today's environmental challenges alongside contemporary policy.
Why now: Growing regional and global focus on climate solutions is drawing attention to traditional knowledge as a resource.
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- How ancient conservation traditions can shape climate action in the Middle East · International Fund for Animal Welfare | IFAW
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