CSF Attends the International Congress on Threats and Strategies for Protection and Sustainable Development in Amazonian Borders
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Around 17 percent of the Amazon Rainforest has been destroyed in the last 50 years due to deforestation, jeopardizing important global ecosystem services and threatening indigenous treaties and claims to land.
Linear Infrastructure Safeguards in Asia
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Securing Long-Term Protection for Bajo Madidi, Bolivia
Workshop participants, Bajo Madidi. Photo Credit: Conservation Strategy Fund
PlanaFlor: Brazil’s Green New Deal for Nature-Based Economic Recovery
Kaddu Kiwe Sebunya
Mr. Kaddu Kiwe Sebunya is the Chief Executive Officer of African Wildlife Foundation (AWF). He has over 25 years’ experience in conservation at grassroots, national and regional levels in the USA, Africa, and Europe, and is now responsible for driving AWF’s long term-strategy.
Kaddu has worked with Oxfam UK, the World Conservation Union - IUCN, USA Peace Corps, Conservation International, and Solimar International.
Urban Lehner
Urban Lehner worked for The Wall Street Journal for 33 years, 20 of them overseas, including tours as Washington economics reporter, Tokyo bureau chief, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal Europe in Brussels and editor and publisher of The Asian Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong. He worked for DTN/The Progressive Farmer in Omaha for nine years as editor-in-chief and vice president/editorial, retiring in 2012. He blogs for DTN under the rubric "An Urban's Rural View."