On #WorldEnvironmentDay, we're excited to highlight Carlos Duarte's work in San José Poaquil, Guatemala. 🇬🇹🌲 Through the #OpenCities Projects, we're harnessing geospatial data & community engagement to enable indigenous forest management & climate adaptation.
🌱🗺️ On our latest blog, learn how open mapping enables indigenous communities in forest management and environmental protection. Discover what their approach can teach us about mapping the world! → http://bit.ly/3wSU6dJ
Strengthening Indigenous Forest Management with Open Mapping in Guatemala
Guatemala is considered the fifth biodiversity hotspot in the world, and their forests are not only a source of diverse habitat and support livelihoods, but are crucial for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Over the years, the biodiversity and the livelihoods have been impacted by the increasing environmental pressures.
