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ESPAÑOL | FRANÇAIS | РУССКИЙ September newsletter A gateway to the expertise of a worldwide network of biodiversity practitioners and policymakers  Spotlight Last chance to register:  Nature for Life Hub 2024: Reimagining Our Future Don't miss your opportunity to be part of Nature for Life Hub 2024! Join UNDP and partners from 30 September to 3 October 2024 for an inspiring journey into transformative ways to reconnect with nature. This dynamic event will bring together thought leaders, innovators, and passionate advocates from around the globe to share ideas, showcase groundbreaking initiatives, and spark collaborations. Register for the Nature for Life Hub 2024 Got a big idea on how we can reimagine our relationship with nature? We want to hear it! Record a quick video sharing your thoughts: "If we reimagine our relationship with nature, we can create a world where..." Post it on Instagram with #ReimagineOurFuture and #NatureForLife. Who knows? Your video could be featured with activists, influencers, and artists on our website! Hear inspiring messages Featured content New self-paced course "Introduction to Forest Mapping and Monitoring Tools for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities" Interested in building capacity to better manage and protect forests? Join our free, self-paced course on forest mapping and monitoring tools specifically designed for Indigenous Peoples and local communities.  Gain insights on selecting the most suitable tools for your community's objectives, while exploring popular resources, best practices, and inspiring real-world case studies. The course is available in English. Register New self-paced course "Connectivity 101: Ecological Connectivity for People and Planet" Are you passionate about wildlife and resilient ecosystems? "Connectivity 101" is the perfect course for you! Designed for both conservation practitioners and those new to the field, it offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles, tools, and strategies essential for conserving and restoring ecological connectivity, wherever you are in the world.   Discover how to maintain, manage and restore critical habitat linkages and develop effective strategies for your region while connecting with a global community of like-minded practitioners. The course is available in English. Register E-learning tutorials   New tutorial "Elements of Impactful Storytelling for Advocacy" Are you ready to amplify your voice and make a real impact? Discover the power of storytelling as an essential tool for advocacy in our new tutorial. Learn how to craft compelling narratives that resonate with your audience, raise awareness about critical issues, and inspire action. Don't miss this opportunity to become a more effective advocate for your community. The tutorial is available in English with subtitles in French, Spanish, and Russian.  Watch the tutorial Partner announcements   Case study The Alliance of the Indigenous Peoples of the Kayan Mentarang National Park, Indonesia Explore the remarkable story of the 2020 Equator Prize winner, The Alliance of the Indigenous Peoples of the Kayan Mentarang National Park. This coalition of 11 Indigenous groups advocates for the rights of communities on 20,000 square kilometers of ancestral land in Northern Kalimantan. Through a collaborative management approach, FoMMA has secured legal recognition for 2,500 square kilometers of their territories, empowering local stewardship and promoting sustainable economies while protecting vital rainforest ecosystems. The case study is available in English and Bahasa. Read the case study   Case study The Salween Peace Park, Myanmar Learn how the 2020 Equator Prize winner The Salween Peace Park is revitalizing a conflict-affected area of South-Eastern Myanmar. Spanning 5,400 square kilometers, this sanctuary is led by the Karen people and integrates traditional practices with sustainable resource management. By promoting organic agriculture, the park empowers local communities to rebuild their livelihoods while preserving ecological integrity and celebrating Karen Indigenous identity. The case study is available in English. Read the case study Stay in touch We look forward to your continued participation in our upcoming e-learning offerings. Connect with the Learning for Nature team on social media and through our website:  Share your learning experience in an impact story   We welcome opportunities to share how our learners are applying the knowledge and skills they have gained in Learning for Nature courses through our impact stories. If you have taken one of Learning for Nature's courses and would like to share how you are applying what you learned in your work or everyday life, reach out to us! Explore stories from other Learning for Nature community members here.  Contact us Thank you for being a part of the Learning for Nature community!  Sincerely,  The Learning for Nature Team Copyright © 2024 LearningForNature, All rights reserved.