Rights of Nature
Promotes Biodiversity
GARN is honored to attend #COP16 in Colombia. GARN will bring a unique perspective to this important dialogue by advocating for the legal recognition of Nature’s inherent rights. Our events will focus on recognizing the Amazon and Antarctica as legal entities and promoting Indigenous-led, real solutions for environmental justice. Join us in the call for Nature’s voice to be heard in all global environmental frameworks.
The time for change is now
As we stand on the cusp of transformation, GARN invites you to be a part of this defining moment.
Regional Dialogue on Amazon Rights: Launch of the Amazon Rights Declaration with support from Colombia’s Ministry of Environment
International Symposium of Guardians, Translators and Interpreters of Nature
Youth Can Save Corals: Five Pathways
Youth call to action for socio-environmental justice and peace with nature
Rights of Antarctica Panel
Rights of Nature on Screen Gives Wild Hope
Recognizing the Interactions and synergies of Indigenous Rights and the Rights of Nature
Indigenous council meeting
Nature Rights Tribunal: Book launch – Nature does have rights
Entities: Exploring the Rights of Nature for Antarctica
Other Rights of Nature events at COP16
Biodiversity Offsets and Credits: examining risks and challenges
Challenges and Experiences for Education, Awareness-Raising and Capacity Building to Accelerate Actions in the Defense of Biodiversity
Press conference event Rights of Nature: A Systemic Solution to Protect Biodiversity
Book launch: Beyond Green Colonialism – Global Justice and Ecosocial Transitions
For a pact with the Earth: systemic transition proposals from the Ecosocial and Intercultural Pact of the South
Are the Rights of Nature compatible with commercial valuations of biodiversity?
Panel and documentary launch: The Risks of Oil and Noise Pollution in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest
Yasuní: A historic opportunity to stop the climate crisis
Mining Energy Transition and No Go Zones
Youth-led Conservation Action: Get Involved in Ongoing Projects
Pan-Amazonian Social Forum. Agreement for life in the face of ecological collapse
From Science to Action: For a Just World on a Safe Planet
Sustainable and regenerative settlements to live in peace with nature
Amazon Free from Extractivism: Time to end the oil, gas and critical minerals exploitation in this key biome to address the climate crisis, protect biodiversity, and guarantee Indigenous Rights
Rights of Nature for the Fresh Water’s Protection
