Echoes of the Earth – Photography Exhibition and Reception with DJ Eric Terena

“Echoes of the Earth” is a photography exhibition presented by If Not Us Then Who, Global Alliance of Territorial Communities (GATC), and Nature4Climate in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day at The Nature Positive Pavilion during COP28.

This exhibition offers a seamless portrayal of the diverse cultures, traditions, and connections that Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities have with their natural surroundings. It emphasizes the importance of nature-based and community-centric solutions.

The exhibition features a collection of photographs, each paired with stories that explore the heritage, rituals, and culture of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities from regions such as Asia, Africa, and Latin America. These narratives
and images together offer an insightful look into the rich and diverse cultures of these groups.

“Echoes of the Earth” highlights the essential role of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities’ knowledge and practices in global environmental efforts, illustrating how these longstanding traditions are key to fostering a nature-positive future. This exhibition is an engaging journey into the heart of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities’ cultures, inviting a deeper appreciation for their profound connection with the Earth and underscoring their crucial role in the sustainability and stewardship of our planet.