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\nReshaping Our Relationship with Nature | Our Broken Planet\n

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\nThe science is clear: our current global relationship with nature is unsustainable. We need a reminder that alternative ways of co-existing have been practiced for generations around the world. To combat the urgent crises of climate...\nThe science is clear: our current global relationship with nature is unsustainable. We need a reminder that alternative ways of co-existing have been practiced for generations around the world. To combat the urgent crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, and to ensure the future of our planet for generations to come, we need to embrace these perspectives and fundamentally reimagine the way we interact with the natural world. In honour of Earth Day we are joined by Archana Soreng, UN Youth Climate Advisor, to discuss the importance of valuing Indigenous and First Peoples' knowledge in handling the climate crisis, from environmental policy to the way we interact with nature in our own lives. About the speaker Archana Soreng is a 24-year-old Indigenous environmental activist of the Kharia Tribe of Odisha, India, who works to promote awareness of traditional knowledge and practices of Indigenous communities with regards to climate change. She one of seven members of the UN Secretary-General Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change, and is a Research Officer for Vasundhara Odisha, highlighting the critical role that forests play in sustaining rural livelihoods. The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you - from what goes on behind the scenes to surprising science and stories from our scientists. Subscribe to We hope you enjoyed this event. As a charity we need your help. With our doors closed, we're losing vital income. If you could help us with a donation – no matter the size – we'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you. Visit Website Twitter Facebook Instagram\n
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