Ebony Holland

@Ebony_Holland

Climate and nature crisis. Let's do something.

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    18 Nov 2021

    REGISTER: Journalists are welcome to join this public event on 24 Nov 2021 looking at the way forward after . The panel will include both the outgoing and incoming and , moderated by 's

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    9 Nov 2021

    Opening remarks from . and local communities (IPLCs) are key in tackling and . Yet their rights go unrecognised & they're overlooked in distribution of . This needs to change

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    8 Nov 2021

    📣TOMORROW! How do we get to a future where IPLCs secure their rights, equitably govern their territories, and access funds directly? We'll be talking about these pathways at 🗓️Tuesday Nov 9 @ 3pm GMT 📍Loch Lomond Auditorium 🌐YouTube

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    8 Nov 2021

    TODAY: Register to join this high-level event, hosted by the Champions Group. Hear from Ministers committed to helping accelerate progress on adaptation finance on the path to COP27. Join us at 6pm in the Blue Zone / virtually at

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    8 Nov 2021

    This is our land. This is our oceans. We are drowning. Let us lead local solutions. Vinzealhar Nen with a hugely powerful poem on her lived experience and the need to step-up adaptation

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  6. 8 Nov 2021

    Inspiring opening poem for the COP26 and day from the formidable Vinzealhar Nen of PNG. Calling for more local decision making in climate action - 'give us a seat at the table; or a corner of the room, I don't mind standing'.

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    2 Nov 2021

    Bringing to London ... the in-person event we are hosting this Wed in King's Cross is now full! But you can still join online to hear Camden leader , keynote on , & more (inc yours truly)

    We have now reached maximum in person capacity for our Celebration Event on 3 Nov, but you don’t need to miss out! Register to attend the event online and hear from expert speakers including UN Goodwill Ambassador
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  8. 31 Oct 2021

    Bags packed and ready for - excited to see old friends and meet new ones as we continue to push for strong outcomes for people, nature and climate. 🤞 Check out what and our local partners will be doing at COP26: 🌳🐨🪴🦩🌴

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    27 Oct 2021

    MEDIA ADVISORY: will be at with expertise on , , & more, including & . Journalists can get in touch for i/vs etc via press@iied.org

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    23 Oct 2021

    When done well, nature-based solutions can "benefit , nature and people - it's not just a tool for mitigation" - 's in this piece discussing by for

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  11. 7 Oct 2021

    Part 1 of kicks off next week - an important moment in the super year, and a good opportunity to emphasise the need to place people and locally led action at the heart of biodiversity efforts. Very much aligning to discussions too. Read our blog here 👇

    A woman walking between pisciculture ponds in Yanonge, Democratic Republic of Congo.
    BLOG: Locally-led action key to delivering the new global biodiversity framework --> Ahead of , and discuss that people & locally-led conservation efforts need to be at the centre of global efforts to stop biodiversity loss.
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  12. 3 Sep 2021

    An exciting week ahead, with the kicking off in France and online. Experts coming together to discuss better outcomes for , and ... a big moment for the 👇 Can't wait to see my colleagues in action.

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    With starting today, IIED's explains how we'll contribute - showcasing work focused on biocultural heritage, ecosystem-based adaptation, social assessment of protected areas, debt management, food systems and forests.
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  13. 31 Aug 2021

    👇 My new blog out today, drawing on our research showing that and are becoming ever closer... especially with leading the way in their 🌳🌾🌱

    Mangrove forests on Lake Tabarisia, Papua, Indonesia.
    "The economies of LDCs are heavily reliant on natural resources. It is therefore no surprise that they are leading the way in calling for actions that address the loss of nature together with ." Read the blog by -->
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  14. 21 Jul 2021

    Fantastic to be part of this event today, alongside Mizan Khan from . Look forward to more discussions like this in the coming months.

    It's day 2 of ! 🎉 First plenary begins at 09:00 BST with John Thompson , , and Mizan R Khan discussing locally led climate action and adaptation 💡 Register or log in:
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    21 Jul 2021

    It's day 2 of ! 🎉 First plenary begins at 09:00 BST with John Thompson , , and Mizan R Khan discussing locally led climate action and adaptation 💡 Register or log in:

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    1 Feb 2015

    Happy world wetlands day.Check out the latest edition of Wetlands Australia magazine

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  17. 3 Dec 2012

    Thanks for another thought-provoking lecture tonight, . Feeling riddled with inspiration!!

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  18. 21 Jan 2012

    @kateslemay Yup. They were the Eccleston eps, however he's just morphed into Tennant. Happy days! Can't wait for the catherine tate eps! Xx

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  19. 19 Jan 2012

    You're wonderful ... Thanks for getting behind this dreadful cause. The fur trade breaks my heart.

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  20. 15 Jan 2012

    Oh @kateslemay!! The face cloth is brilliant! Have you been watching the daily dr who eps? Loving them!

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