
<p class="chakra-text css-1eyj61a">The Global Land Cover by National Mapping Organizations (GLCNMO) is geospatial information in raster format which classifies the status of land cover of the whole globe into 20 categories. The classification is based on LCCS developed by FAO. Therefore, it is possible to compare and integrate GLCNMO and other land cover data products based on LCCS.</p>
<p class="chakra-text css-1eyj61a">Land Cover (GLCNMO) Global version data were developed by the secretariat of ISCGM in collaboration with Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI), Chiba University, and NGIAs of respective countries and regions. The data were prepared by using MODIS data with remote sensing technology.</p>



Revitalising indigenous food systems in Besao, Mountain Province, the Philippines

Conserving Mu Billi (the ocean): a step towards collective territorial rights in Panama

Watershed conservation by indigenous communities of Taloy Sur, Tuba, Benguet, the Philippines

Community-based monitoring of ancestral land and resources in an urban setting: the experience of the Ibaloy community of Muyot, Baguio City, the Philippines

Protecting community-led conservation of Wapichan wiizi in Guyana

Managing mangroves in Madagascar: women’s associations enhance conservation and livelihoods

Bottom-up conservation making a real impact on land and sea in Madagascar

Ruma’mus Ung Gio: A ritual to honour ancestral connections to a sacred spring in Indonesia

How members of the Maya Kaqchikel community predict changes in the weather

Indigenous Digir women maintain food security for their community.

Zenu Indigenous women grow crops for their community

Restoring community lands in Galicia, Spain to adapt to climate change

A ritual to call for an end to torrential rain in Indonesia

Pgaz K’ynau create a thriving social enterprise in north Thailand

Community mapping projects prove Ogiek land belongs to them

Communities tackle beach pollution in Antigua and Barbuda

The Wampís Nation demand national and international recognition for conserving and protecting their territory

Finding positive ways to use invasive species in Benin

Using traditional Miskitu governance practices to care for waterways in Nicaragua

How an indigenous group in Far-East Russia fought to protect their lands: the creation of Bikin National Park

Traditional herders are needed to safeguard biodiversity of species-rich grasslands in Central Europe

Monitoring seagrass in the Torres Strait, Australia

Indigenous women in land and sea management, Torres Strait, Queensland, Australia

The Gwich’in and the porcupine caribou herd, North America

The potential impact of small grants: GEF-SGP support for Walling Nature Reserve, Antigua-Barbuda

The Rooibos Benefit-Sharing Agreement: Breaking new ground with respect, honesty, fairness, and care, South Africa

El Balché: Sacred trees and bees of the Maya people, Mexico

Safeguarding lands and territories: court cases mounted by the Maya, Belize

Heirloom recipes of the Cordillera, Philippines

Indigenous eels in Canada

Bikin National Park: innovative co-management in the Russian Federation

Maya early-warning systems in Guatemala

Sakatia Island (ICCA), Madagascar

Climate change and food sovereignty in the Arctic

Defining Alaskan Inuit food security as food sovereignty

The Network of Weavers of the Indigenous Reserve of Ipiales, Colombia

The Wampis nation in the Peruvian Amazon declares the creation of the first autonomous indigenous government

Whanganui River recognised as a legal person, New Zealand

Indigenous peoples’ education in Filipino schools

Baiga people living with Earth, central India

The right to citizenship among Baka, Bagyeli and Bedzang in Cameroon

Sharian: the Wampis Academy of Leaders, Peru

Local government regulations support community-led natural resource management in Thailand

Sustainable use and conservation of the green turtle by the Miskitu indigenous people, Nicaragua

Indigenous peoples participate in NBSAP processes in Costa Rica

The making of the Endorois people’s bio-cultural protocol, Kenya

Bio-cultural protocol of the traditional healers of snake bite, Sri Lanka

Indigenous monitoring of silk moths in the Arctic and Siberia

Reducing and reusing waste in the Guna Yala region, Panama

Wapichan Monitoring Programme, Guyana

Loko iʻa: Indigenous aquaculture and mariculture in Hawaiʻi, USA

Tribes address salmon declines in the US Pacific Northwest

The community-based tagal system in Sabah, Malaysia

Climate change adaptation: Restoring community common lands in Galicia, Spain

Addressing drought through revival of a historic reservoir: Barnes Hill Community, Antigua and Barbuda

Shipibo-Conibo people defend their territories from palm oil in the Peruvian Amazon

Getting REDD+ to work for IPLCs in Vietnam

Good practice for collaborative environmental impact assessment: Raglan Nickel Mine, northern Quebec, Canada

Restoration and reforestation of the Cañamomo Lomaprieta Indigenous Reserve, Colombia

Engendering biodiversity: Zenú Women, San Andrés De Sotavento, Colombia

Environmental leadership workshops for indigenous youth in Mountain Province, Philippines

Pgaz K’Nyau community social enterprise as alternative livelihoods for young generations, northern Thailand

Communities in Pitas, Sabah, Malaysia fight to protect mangroves

Criminalisation of a Dayak community in Long Isun, Kalimantan, Indonesia

Indigenous peoples’ protected and conserved areas: the pathway to Canada’s Target 1

World Heritage listing as a tool to heal Gunditjmara Country; Budj Bim Indigenous Protected Area, Australia

Controlling the invasive Gmelina and bringing back biodiversity in Kalinga, Philippines

Salmon conservation, indigenous education, and knowledge co-production in Kamchatka

Vueti Navakavu: A success story from Fiji

The Kalanguya experience of community-based monitoring and information systems in Tinoc, Ifugao, Philippines.

Community-based documentation of positive contributions of traditional rotational farming to carbon sequestration and ecosystem resilience, Thailand

Community-based vulnerability and resilience mapping and adaptation practices in the mangrove forests of the Sundarbans, Bangladesh

Wapichan people’s plan to secure and care for their lands, Guyana

The story of the Potato Park

Traditional knowledge and customary sustainable practices to conserve the endangered red panda in Ilam, Nepal

The Ogiek’s experience with protected areas in Mount Elgon, Kenya: Ways towards rights-based conservation

Identifying impacts and threats to vulnerable ecosystems in Guna Yala, Panama

The Indigenous Tierra Madre

Development of cultural indicators to monitor Kauri dieback disease in Aotearoa/New Zealand

An invader in our waters: actions of Guna People (Panama) in relation to the Lion Fish

Control of invasive pond apple infestations by indigenous rangers in a World Heritage Area, North-east Queensland, Australia

Linking community-based monitoring and reporting of oil pollution to environmental enforcement: FECONACO’s Territorial Monitoring Programme

Exploring a labelling scheme for biocultural heritage-based products

The traditional land use system of the Lua (La-weu) peoples in northern Thailand

History of the Ngati Hine pilot program for the monitoring, recovery, and protection of eels

Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia: indigenous Dayak try to save forest, river and lake habitats under threat from palm oil expansion

Children of the water: Plan de Vida (Life Plan) of the Misak people, Colombia

IPLCs making good use of REDD+ in Vietnam

Story from the Northern Territory, Australia: Dabboh and Smoke Money: Burning the Bush for People and Country

Sustainable Development Working Group of the Arctic Council

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