Indigenous leaders and their communities have been the traditional custodians of their lands for centuries, assimilating a wealth of knowledge in governance, natural systems, and cultural heritage. As the world seeks to embrace sustainable development and nature-based ideas, indigenous voices must be part of the discussion.
Caroline Mair-Toby
Director & Founder, Institute for Small Islands
Cynthia Ellis Topsey
Ambassador at large for the Garifuna Nation of Belize
Gaamang “Gaamaa” Gloria Simms
Spiritual Leader of Maroons of the Diaspora
Kalaan Nibonrix Kaiman
Kasike (Chief) Jamaican Hummingbird Taino People
Mama Akilah Jaramogi
Forester, Environmental Consultant, Social Entrepreneur and Cultural Activist. First Merikin Maroon Paramount Chief.
Ronalda “Kaikotekina” Pairman
Kasikeíani (Chieftainess) Jamaican Hummingbird Taino People
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