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Ancient conservation traditions seen as guide for Middle East climate action
Original: How ancient conservation traditions can shape climate action in the Middle East
The International Fund for Animal Welfare argues that long-standing conservation traditions in the Middle East could inform modern climate action across the region. The organisation points to customary practices that protected land, water and wildlife for generations, suggesting these heritage approaches can complement contemporary environmental policy and strengthen community engagement in climate solutions.
Why now: Growing regional and global focus on climate policy is prompting renewed interest in traditional environmental knowledge.
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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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