The UN has named new World Restoration Flagships in Australia, Canada and South Africa, highlighting large-scale, Indigenous-led ecosystem restoration efforts ahead of UNEA-7 in Nairobi.

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The UN today recognized three new World Restoration Flagships in Australia, Canada and South Africa, anchored in Indigenous ...