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Community Conservation Resilience Initiative in Ghana

Indigenous communities’ own conservation practices are vital to biodiversity conservation. See reports from 12 countries by the Global Forest Coalition’s Community Conservation Resilience Initiative (CCRI), which strives to influence policy-makers about indigenous/local communities’ role in protecting biodiversity, showing the threats they face, and pushing for greater policy support for their efforts. This video is from CCRI Ghana, where all three communities are part of the Ewe ethnic group, which conserves nature through sacred groves and sites, taboos, totems, observations and practices. These help to safeguard critical ecosystems and endemic species, helping to halt deforestation outside forest reserves. See more of the CCRI country report here: http://globalforestcoalition.org/comm...