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Martha Ntoipo, from the Maasai community in Northern Tanzania, talks about the challenges the Maasai face due to climate change. During her fellowship, Ntoipo researched and educated communities about the importance of women's traditional knowledge to biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She is an expert on gender equity, human rights and environmental conservation, and is the executive director of the Tanzanian Pastoralist Information and Development Organization. Learn more at http://conservation.org/indigenous
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Martha Ntoipo, from the Maasai community in Northern Tanzania, talks about the challenges the Maasai face due to climate change. During her fellowship, Ntoipo researched and educated communities about the importance of women's traditional knowledge to biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She is an expert on gender equity, human rights and environmental conservation, and is the executive director of the Tanzanian Pastoralist Information and Development Organization. Learn more at http://conservation.org/indigenous
Martha Ntoipo, from the Maasai community in Northern Tanzania, talks about the challenges the Maasai face due to climate change. During her fellowship, Ntoipo researched and educated communities about the importance of women's traditional knowledge to biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She is an expert on gender equity, human rights and environmental conservation, and is the executive director of the Tanzanian Pastoralist Information and Development Organization. Learn more at http://conservation.org/indigenous
Martha Ntoipo, from the Maasai community in Northern Tanzania, talks about the challenges the Maasai face due to climate change. During her fellowship, Ntoipo researched and educated communities about the importance of women's traditional knowledge to biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She is an expert on gender equity, human rights and environmental conservation, and is the executive director of the Tanzanian Pastoralist Information and Development Organization. Learn more at http://conservation.org/indigenous
Martha Ntoipo, from the Maasai community in Northern Tanzania, talks about the challenges the Maasai face due to climate change. During her fellowship, Ntoipo researched and educated communities about the importance of women's traditional knowledge to biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She is an expert on gender equity, human rights and environmental conservation, and is the executive director of the Tanzanian Pastoralist Information and Development Organization. Learn more at http://conservation.org/indigenous