Stories of 13 Women Fighting the Effects of Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss in Latin America
The adverse effects of climate change continue to disproportionately affect women. However, amidst this crisis, there are countless inspirational stories of women committed to safeguarding biodiversity and advocating for a resilient and sustainable future.
In this series we explore thirteen stories of women across Latin America, from Mexico to Bolivia, who are asserting their rights and taking on leadership roles in ecosystem based adaptation within their local communities.
The stories are highlighting the motivation of these women, showcasing their ability to overcome obstacles, demonstrated innovation and make positive contributions to their communities. Hailing from diverse cultural backgrounds and residing in various ecosystems – including coastal regions, arid corridors, forests, the Amazon basin, and
the Andean Mountains – these women share common goals. They are working tirelessly to protect and restore ecosystems, raise environmental awareness within their communities, and implement sustainable solutions and practices that serve as an inspiration to others.
It is crucial to listen to their voices and learn from their successes, as they demonstrate that a world focused on justice, biodiversity protection, and the resilience of livelihoods is both possible and essential.
