The Indigenous Circle is a place to share and promote legal models and strategies developed by and with Indigenous partners, including those based on customary Indigenous law.
The Indigenous Circle is a place to share and promote legal models and strategies developed by and with Indigenous partners, including those based on customary Indigenous law.
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In this TED talk, Kelsey Leonard advocates for recognizing the legal rights of lakes and rivers, and explores how adopting a legal framework based on Indigenous environmental philosophy can help to protect these vital natural resources.
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The Esri & The Science of Where Podcast explores the critical issue of water justice for Indigenous Peoples, providing insights and discussions with experts on the topic of Indigenous water rights, traditional ecological knowledge, and innovative solutions for protecting water resources.
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The Second Transition Podcast Ep. 7 Water Justice is a thought-provoking podcast that explores the pressing issue of water justice and its intersection with Indigenous rights, environmentalism, and social justice, featuring insightful discussions with experts and activists in the field.
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In this episode of the All Creatures Podcast, the hosts explore the complex relationship between wolves and Indigenous Peoples, and how the concept of "Rights to Nature" is shaping the conservation efforts for these magnificent animals.
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In this episode of the 99% Invisible podcast, titled "The Rights of Rice and Future of Nature," the host explores the concept of legal rights for natural entities and how it is being implemented in different parts of the world, with a particular focus on the case of wild rice Manoomin in the Great Lakes.
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In this thought-provoking podcast, Kelsey Leonard explores the idea of recognizing the legal rights of lakes and rivers, challenging traditional views of nature as mere property and advocating for a more harmonious relationship between humans and the natural world.
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The video "Seeds of Resistance: Indigenous-led Rights of Nature on Turtle Island" showcases the efforts of Indigenous communities in North America to promote the Rights of Nature and create a new, sustainable relationship with the natural world.
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In this video panel titled "The Indigenous Rights of Nature Movement," Vision Maker Media CommUNITY explores the principles and practices of the Rights of Nature movement from an Indigenous perspective, highlighting the importance of creating a legal framework that recognizes the intrinsic rights of the natural world.
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This video is a recording of the L4E-ELGA webinar that explores the intersection of ecological law and Indigenous legal traditions, offering insights into how Indigenous knowledge and governance systems can inform and shape the development of environmental law and policy.
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