Press Conference: France: Roles and emerging challenges of community-managed territories for cultural heritage and biodiversity, UN Convention on Biodiversity - COP 17.

In France, "Sections de commune" are important, collectively owned, community-managed territories that preserve cultural heritage and promote biodiversity at zero cost to the state. Driven by the cultural and livelihood practices of local communities, these areas sustain old growth forests, support sustainable agriculture, and provide essential services ranging from clean water to local employment and social cohesion.

 Press Conference: France: Roles and emerging challenges of community-managed territories for cultural heritage and biodiversity, UN Convention on Biodiversity - COP 17


Press Conference: France: Roles and emerging challenges of community-managed territories for cultural heritage and biodiversity,
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