This insights article highlights the essential role Indigenous women play in shaping projects that impact their communities and the environment.

Through detailed case studies, the report showcases examples from Australia, India, and the Amazon, where Indigenous women lead conservation efforts, fight for land rights, and ensure the preservation of cultural traditions. By involving women from the very start of project planning, initiatives are more likely to successfully promote sustainable development, social equity, and environmental stewardship.

The report also outlines practical steps for amplifying these voices, including how to building trust, create inclusive spaces, and recognize the unique expertise Indigenous women bring to governance and decision-making processes. For more insights, download the report to learn how these women are transforming their communities and the global conservation landscape.

Case studies included in the report:

• Indigenous Desert Women in Leadership Right Way – Sam Murray, Indigenous Desert Alliance
• Tribal Women in Jharkhand: A Fight for Land Rights – Shipra Deo, Landesa
• Empowering Indigenous Women in Amazon Conservation – Daniela Amico, Conservation International Peru