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Global hub for connecting and fostering relationships, knowledge exchange, and collaboration to advance the Rights of Nature. More information: www.garn.org
@garnglobal.bsky.social🌿 #RightsofNature in the BBC: Lewes, in the UK, adopts charter recognizing rights of trees, including the right to life, to flourish, to be restored and to complete natural life cycles.
Read more: https://f.mtr.cool/yfx4ql9l6s
@garnglobal.bsky.social🌎 Call for Global Participants: Join the "Leaders for Nature" Free Training Program (Online / Zoom)
Applications close on October 20—register now to secure your spot: https://f.mtr.cool/nlmy4znv1n
@garnglobal.bsky.socialGuardianes del río Atrato, en Colombia, obtienen el Premio Rafto de DDHH. El colectivo surgió después que la Corte Constitucional reconociera los derechos del Atrato: https://f.mtr.cool/lpxzv3e0md
@garnglobal.bsky.social🇮🇳Join GARN Asia Pacific Hub webinar on Friday, October 16 at 10:30 AM IST to explore Rights of Nature in India 🐝
Featuring Shardha Rajam and Atreyo Banerjee, and hosted by Shrishtee Bajpai and Dr Michelle Maloney.
🔗 Registration link: https://f.mtr.cool/p09a8fo3o7
@mongabay.comReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialThe Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has recognized the inherent legal rights of the Longperson waterway.
Spearheaded by Indigenous girls aged 10 to 17, the resolution is the first all-female-led rights-of-nature effort in the U.S.
Learn more in this story by Liz Kimbrough for #Mongabay.
@katiesurma.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialPanama’s president announced at the U.N. General Assembly that his country will lead an international push for a universal declaration on the rights of nature.
@literaryhub.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialNina Schuyler talks to Jane Ciabattari about rivers, the rights of nature, and her new book, Open the Floodgates.
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@bipisci.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialWhen gold mining threatened the Los Cedros cloud forest in Ecuador, one resident went to court to save it, following a growing 'rights of nature' movement led by indigenous people. Learn more on this week's episode: buff.ly/AOnWuTI
@peopleandnature.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.social🌊🌳 From “evolutionary processes” to “preservation,” rights-of-nature laws embed conflicting ideas. New analysis of 10 global cases highlights how disciplinary perspectives shape interpretation—and why co-creation matters.
@nature.comReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialExisting legal frameworks have not halted planetary crises. Recognizing the rights of nature could offer a different path.
@alianzamarmenor.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.socialCeremonia de encuentro en la Laguna del #MarMenor con las aguas del río Whanganui y del río Loisach.
Termina este acto de unión con el canto que representa la defensa del río Whanganui.
Seguiremos defendiendo los derechos de la Naturaleza.
@weavenews.bsky.socialReposted by @garnglobal.bsky.social📣NEW TODAY!
What would happen if we built the proactive (rather than reactive) protection of Nature into our legal systems? A group of activists in #Mexico is moving that question from theory to practice by bringing forward a proposal to enshrine the #RightsOfNature in Mexico's constitution. 👇👇👇👇
@garnglobal.bsky.social🌿 Meet GARN’s Outstanding Member of the Month: forNature! Founded by marine biologist Callie Veelenturf, forNature is now supporting the For Nature Coalition of States at the UN. More information about their work: garn.org/fornature
@garnglobal.bsky.social🇺🇸🌿 #RightsofNature news: The Waccamaw Tribe in the US passed a resolution recognizing the rights of the Yadkin-Pee Dee Watershed and its surrounding forests, wetlands, native plants and wildlife, making it the first governmental body in South Carolina to recognize the Rights of Nature.
@garnglobal.bsky.social🌿 What does the Rights of Nature movement mean for landscape architects? A new article from the American Society of Landscape Architects: https://f.mtr.cool/xpqyw8ihc0
@garnglobal.bsky.social🎧🌿 Podcast: Fight for the Rights... of Nature
GARN Indigenous Council facilitator Quetza Ramírez and GARN Asia-Pacific Hub facilitator Somabha Bandopadhay join the Sustainably Geeky Podcast to discuss the Rights of Nature movement: https://f.mtr.cool/qtd19rttaf
@garnglobal.bsky.social🌳 The Lewes Town Council in England unanimously adopted a Tree Charter recognizing the rights of trees, making the Sussex town the first in England to do so. The Charter acknowledges the intrinsic value of trees, woodlands, hedgerows and forests. Read more: https://f.mtr.cool/otgnhiyvki
@garnglobal.bsky.socialA SEI study on Colombia’s Atrato River & Bangladesh shows how extractive legal systems & bureaucratic delays stall implementation. Read more: https://f.mtr.cool/yqew3v94i4
@garnglobal.bsky.socialHonored to see two extraordinary GARN leaders featured in @the-independent.com 's #Climate100 List 2026! 🌍✨
Congrats to Casey Camp-Horinek (Chairwoman of GARN's Indigenous Council) & Dr. Vandana Shiva (GARN Founding Member) for their lifelong defense of Nature & climate justice. 🙌🌱
@garnglobal.bsky.socialHow are multilateral bodies integrating Rights of Nature? This resource maps the transition of Earth jurisprudence into international law, human rights courts & global biodiversity targets: https://f.mtr.cool/awe94skwfb
