We are pleased to highlight an article by Victoria Jenkins, published in the Journal of Environmental Law which references Coastal TALES - Recognizing the natural heritage of landscape in the law of England and Wales | Journal of Environmental Law | Oxford Academic. The article addresses a critical lacuna in legal frameworks: the omission of 'natural heritage'.
This piece explores the core philosophy and way of being behind Tamkeen for Our Humanity Foundation – Mirror Of a Humanising Society, which are reflected in its name. The foundation's work is dedicated to fostering social ecosystems where humanity's capacity for connection, beauty, and mutual growth can thrive.
We share a policy paper from Climate Change and History Research Initiative (CCHRI) | Published in April 2026 – UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES COALITION support for increased interdisciplinarity in sustainability science: recommendations at the five-year mark from a policy relevance perspective
The new UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Regional Programme Office for South Asia, hosted by TryfactaEDU Global Foundation in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, is building its founding team. Opportunities include: Research Programme Manager; Administrator & Logistics Coordinator; and Communications Officer.
We are pleased to share an article by Almamy Soumaré, of our coalition member organisation, Bouga Té AgriServices - which focuses on sustainable farming, resilience, and protecting natural ecosystems - titled “Guidimakha: From Karakoro to the Senegal River, two mining projects and a territory undergoing rapid transformation” The blog examines the broader territorial, environmental and social implications of two major mining projects—the Ghabou gold project and the Diaguily copper-gold project—in the southern Guidimakha region of Mauritania. Rather than viewing these as isolated industrial enclaves, the author argues that they must be understood as interconnected parts of a single living, functional landscape.
