We demand that the rights of Mother Earth are respected.
I love Nature and I encourage everyone to do the same by planting more trees, and we shall all thrive.
Trees are necessary and help us in wind breaking in this region.
I want to tell you that as I breathe, the mountains and the animals breathe as well.
Nature is not separate from us. We are one.
We must take care of Mother Earth. We all have this responsibility because she is our Mother. Mother Earth gives us everything. If we kill our Mother Earth, where are we and the children going to eat from, of the new generations that are coming? That is why we must live taking care and protecting Mother Nature.
So long as we humans continue perceiving ourselves as being different from Nature, and as long as we continue to make our decisions with ambition and self-interest as the central points we will continue to deplete the resources that the Earth, with so many years of evolution, has given us and to date, and continues to sustain us as a species.
From the cosmovision of the Indigenous peoples, health is conceived as the harmony between Mother Earth and the people who inhabit within her.
Mother Nature har rights. No one on planet Earth owns Nature. We are connected to her and united through one ancestry. We have to defend her and keep her alive.
Nature is asking for help. Nature. Mother Nature. She's asking for help. Because we live within her.
This is the gold we take care of, this water is for the benefit of ous and our future generations.
As Nature is our Mother, she has her own rights. She gives us our food, gives us life, this is where we can live and coexist with Nature.
We are her administrators and we have to be respectful. Because Mother Nature has no owner.
Without her we can't live. Without her, we the Indigenous poeple, we're nothing. Because Nature and Indigenous people are connected.
We are the defenders and the resistence of the Nature of this planet. Because there's no other planet. That's the one we have. There's no other planet to go. So we need to protect this planet all in all.
The Earth is autonomous. The Earth is savvy. The Earth is intelligent. It can't be considered something private.
We must take care of Mother Earth so that no disease reaches our Mother Earth.
We are making a call and Nature is making this call to respect her.
We need to care and respect. You have to follow the message from above. This is how we have to live as the guardians of the jungle.
In our territory, we the Saamaka people are struggling to protect and defend our forest.
The Earth, the Mother Earth, includes all the ancestral beings from the jungle.
Nature has the same full rights as us. Today we are fighting to protect Nature, but we need more support for Nature. Because it's Nature that protects us and always takes care for us.
Let us not forget that we live within her and we are part of Earth, Mother Nature needs our care.
Calling for the care of the rights of Mother Earth, Mother Nature, recognizing from there is born the life of all living beings…
I am thinking deeply how and what I should do in the conservation field, so that the vanishing wildlife including animals, birds, and plants will be increased from now on in and around the sanctuary.
We have a symbiotic relationship with Nature. With the trees, the water, the land, earth, and lifeforce.
She is our Mother. Just as our mother takes care of us, so we should take care of her too... Sometimes we should give her a gift.
Our life depends on the jungle for food, building materials, medicines, and our culture and values are based on harmony with the jungle.
The Earth is the mother of us all and if we neglect her we neglect ourselves. As she is not something separate from us but she's the essence of our being, and her rights should be recognized.
A llamamiento formal para una voz global unida. Necesitamos que los derechos de La Naturaleza sean reconocidos formalmente en la ONU.
We have more value in Nature, there in the forest. We feel that this is our home.
A formal call for a united global voice. We need Nature’s rights formally recognized at the UN.
Nature has life and feels pain just as we feel it when we are sick.
Mother Earth has rights, rights that are binding us. As her children we have responsibilities to take care of her, to protect her, to respect her.
The forest is our life, the forest is verything to us. We are born and raised in the forest. That's why we protect and defend the forest. Because forest brings us life. The forest is our home.
We Indigenous peoples, have an authority, right and responsibility to speak up for Nature. Nobody own her, she own herself. Nature is not separate from us. We are connected. We are one.
Nature is sovereign, and as such, Nature has rights. Including the right not just to exist, but to thrive. Humans should coexist with Nature. Because we are part of Nature.
No one owns Nature. Nature owns herself. We can only speak for Nature, and protect it. Because Nature helps us all.
The rights of Nature are completely interrealted with human rights. Thanks to her we exist, thanks to her we have life. - For us, since time immemorial, Nature is alive
Our call is to all humanity, to all people, so that we all unite to claim the rights of Mother Earth.
I call on all humanity to unite in one voice to claim the rights of our Mother Earth.
