Ethan Schaffer, a 2002 Brower Youth Award recipient, founded Organic Volunteers.

This national program promotes

Ethan Schaffer, a 2002 Brower Youth Award recipient, founded Organic Volunteers.

This national program promotes sustainability and organic food systems through outreach and education.

Join Erin Rovalo, Head of Impact at the Biomimicry Institute, as she explores how biomimicry can transition from inspiration to tangible impact in climate, biodiversity, and materials. Drawing on

Join Erin Rovalo, Head of Impact at the Biomimicry Institute, as she explores how biomimicry can transition from inspiration to tangible impact in climate, biodiversity, and materials. Drawing on her expertise in nature-based observation and regenerative design, Erin will discuss how biomimicry can reshape our perceptions and designs.

This interactive session encourages attendees to engage in creating resilient and life-supporting solutions. If you work in or are interested in climate, biodiversity, or materials, your participation is highly encouraged. Learn more about biomimicry at Biomimicry Institute, Ask Nature, and Biomimicry Community. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn.

A study by the FAO and the Green-Gold Mongolia Rangeland Research Center reveals that Mongolia's pastoral systems support greater biodiversity compared to other livestock systems. It highlights

A study by the FAO and the Green-Gold Mongolia Rangeland Research Center reveals that Mongolia's pastoral systems support greater biodiversity compared to other livestock systems. It highlights that pastoralist women face challenges in accessing assets like livestock ownership, despite their significant contributions to household decisions and community leadership.

Conducted across five districts in two ecological zones, the research involved surveys from 424 households, focus group discussions, and in-depth interviews. Key themes included mobility patterns, biodiversity perceptions, workload distribution, women's empowerment, youth employment, and income perceptions. The study advocates for enhanced support for pastoral systems and pastoralist women.

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Women in fisheries and aquaculture are crucial to aquatic food systems but face barriers in accessing finance and resources. This interactive webinar gathered financial institutions, women

Women in fisheries and aquaculture are crucial to aquatic food systems but face barriers in accessing finance and resources. This interactive webinar gathered financial institutions, women entrepreneurs, and networks to discuss solutions for enhancing financial access and investment readiness.

Participants engaged in case studies, panel discussions, and group work to identify challenges and develop actionable strategies for more inclusive and gender-responsive financing systems.

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Discover how to say "International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists" in your language. This video showcases the diversity and unity of those dedicated to rangelands and pastoralist communities,

Discover how to say "International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists" in your language. This video showcases the diversity and unity of those dedicated to rangelands and pastoralist communities, emphasizing their crucial role in supporting livelihoods, biodiversity, food security, and healthy ecosystems.

Join the celebration of the cultural heritage and global community behind #IYRP2026. Learn more about the initiative at FAO. Subscribe to our channel here and follow us on social media: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, and Weibo.

The FAO AGRIS Seal of Recognition honors institutions that enhance the FAO AGRIS Network by sharing research metadata, making agricultural knowledge more visible and accessible globally. This Seal

The FAO AGRIS Seal of Recognition honors institutions that enhance the FAO AGRIS Network by sharing research metadata, making agricultural knowledge more visible and accessible globally. This Seal acknowledges the commitment of data providers to open access and knowledge sharing.

By contributing to FAO AGRIS, institutions connect with a worldwide community of researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. Displaying the Seal on their websites showcases their role in fostering a more interconnected agricultural knowledge ecosystem.

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Plastic pollution is a significant challenge in the Philippines, with local authorities and organizations actively addressing the issue. The Ocean Cleanup is collaborating with the Department of

Plastic pollution is a significant challenge in the Philippines, with local authorities and organizations actively addressing the issue. The Ocean Cleanup is collaborating with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and local partners to combat plastic pollution in the Manila Bay Region through its 30 Cities Program.

The deployment of Interceptor 028 in the Meycauayan River marks the beginning of operations in Manila, with plans for additional deployments. Collaboration is essential in tackling the plastic crisis, and The Ocean Cleanup is committed to supporting ongoing initiatives in the city. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against plastic pollution.

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The Global-Hub on Indigenous Peoples’ Food and Knowledge Systems is a leading think tank that fosters intercultural knowledge co-creation. It comprises 40 institutions, 5 research networks, and

The Global-Hub on Indigenous Peoples’ Food and Knowledge Systems is a leading think tank that fosters intercultural knowledge co-creation. It comprises 40 institutions, 5 research networks, and over 250 experts from diverse sociocultural regions worldwide.

This initiative connects Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge with global policymaking, emphasizing its importance. The flagship publication, the White/Wiphala Paper on Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems, is part of the White/Wiphala publication series. For more information, visit the Global-Hub.

In this episode of The Work We Do, Kaveh Zahedi, Assistant Director-General at FAO, discusses agriculture's vital role in addressing climate change and biodiversity loss. He highlights

In this episode of The Work We Do, Kaveh Zahedi, Assistant Director-General at FAO, discusses agriculture's vital role in addressing climate change and biodiversity loss. He highlights the challenges posed by El Niño and extreme heat on farmers and agrifood systems, and offers insights on building resilience against these pressures.

Kaveh shares his journey from studying environmental economics to working at the United Nations, emphasizing the interconnectedness of people, the economy, and the environment. For more information, check out the Extreme Heat and Agriculture Report.

Actions on One Health: Voices from youth showcases insights from young professionals in agrifood systems, emphasizing the importance of the One Health approach. This video results from a call by

Actions on One Health: Voices from youth showcases insights from young professionals in agrifood systems, emphasizing the importance of the One Health approach. This video results from a call by the Global Youth Network on Sustainable Livestock Transformation, encouraging youth to share their inspirations and experiences related to One Health.

Over 100 videos from 40 countries were submitted, reflecting diverse perspectives on the interconnectedness of human, animal, plant, and environmental health. The video premiered at the FAO Global Conference for Actions on One Health in Agrifood Systems, held from September 21 to 23, 2026, at FAO headquarters in Rome. For more information, visit the FAO website.