Nature for Justice's mission is to use nature to address the social justice needs of vulnerable populations confronting the climate crisis around the world.
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Regeneration = Climate Action 🌾 🌎 🌤
Farming can be a climate solution!
By focusing on healthy soils, farmers become climate champions. Support their efforts for a cooler, healthier planet.
#ClimateSolutions #CarbonCapture #RegenerativeFarming #farmingforthefuture #BIPOC
Participate in ECCC’s commenting period to help ensure Indigenous rights are at the center of the emerging federal protocol for offsets on ‘Crown’ and public land.
Read more & access the RAD Network’s template letter: radnetwork.ca/public-lands-p…
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Nature for Justice's Farmer Inclusion Program is hiring a consultant to connect with Indigenous and Latinx Farmers in North Carolina & Virginia! We support BIPOC farmers to make sure they are leading the way in the regenerative agriculture movement.
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Canada's N4J initiative prioritizes Indigenous-led conservation efforts and facilitating funding for the development of IPCAs.
Meet the team driving this exciting endeavor:
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#naturebasedsolutions
#generationrestoration
Our Approach to Delivering Social Justice using Nature-based Solutions #2:
Community-Led: In each region, project design is community-led to address their interests and needs.
See here for more: lnkd.in/e2JkdTuq
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Globally, Nature For Justice (N4J) uses nature to positively impact frontline communities confronting the climate crisis.
Our approach to delivering #socialjustice at scale explained in 6 steps:
While plastics offer numerous benefits in agriculture, their misuse and improper disposal pose significant environmental risks.
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Just a small reminder that the N4J Farmer Inclusion Team is the best team to be doing this job - this is just some of what they have managed this year!
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#GenerationRestoration
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5 WAYS WE’RE CAUSING A STIR: Nature For Justice was established to confront the disparities we observed in the treatment of frontline communities in the midst of climate change.
Read more here:
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The presence of a robust #FPIC is vital for ethical #carbon projects that acknowledge human rights, cultural diversity, and Indigenous community sovereignty.
See our latest blog post penned by Khulile M. Lamula and Robin Barr.
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Why #Regenerativeagriculture ?
Amongst other important factors, the storage of atmospheric carbon in the soil can be facilitated by regenerative agricultural practices like no-till farming, cover cropping, and agroforestry!
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N4J was created to implement climate actions that enhance social equity. In our latest blog, Frank Hicks reflects on Terra Global Capital’s paper “Best Practices for Delivering a Just Transition through hashtag#NbSClimate Finance”
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This year’s World Environment Day campaign focuses on land restoration, desertification and drought resilience under the slogan “Our land. Our future.”
#GenerationRestoration
#NatureBasedSolutions
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The U.S. government has released a guidance for “responsible participation” Voluntary Carbon Markets (VCMs) due to a growing focus on the integrity and efficacy of these markets.
See full document here: home.treasury.gov/system/fil…
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The Farmer Inclusion Program is N4J’s core U.S. initiative, currently active in NC. Through this work, we work with #BIPOC farmers, to increase access to financial and technical resources for climate resilience, climate mitigation, and regenerative agriculture.
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Fresh off the press: @hankcauley's latest blog post is now live.
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hashtag#carboncredits
hashtag#ecosystem
hashtag#climatejustice
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The implementation of Nature-based Solutions can lead to the positive preservation and expansion of biodiversity which is what we aim to do here at N4J.
#biodiversity
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Hank Cauley N4J's CEO and founder shares a picture of one of his bee's doing what bees do best this #WorldBeeDay2024. In between all of his efforts with N4J, Hank maintains several beehives in Virginia.
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In a world grappling with a shifting climate, vibrant and resilient communities are crucial.
Collaborating with locally-based organizations, businesses, and indigenous governments, N4J as a social justice organization creates projects to support and foster #resilience:
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Two further demonstrations of #Regenerativeagriculture and durable food systems.
Dive into Michael O’Brien-Onyeka's blog for 4 additional examples of our engagement with Regenerative agriculture: bit.ly/42mPI0e
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