One of many #WorldEnvironmentDay highlights was the premiere of a song called “That’s What Earth Said” at UNEP’s headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, featuring Indigenous Maasai performers. The song is a call to action for #GenerationRestoration, an initiative which aims to prevent, halt, and reverse the degradation of ecosystems on every continent and across the oceans. Listen: https://lnkd.in/ddPGMMrS
Indeed, that's what Earth is SAYING for so many years (!!) but most people and governments were blind and deaf!! WE, THE #GENERATION_RESTORATION, WE ALL NEED TO STAND UP in order to AVOID reaching the...past tense of this song title! Because if we reach the moment when the syntagm "Earth SAYS" will be replaced by "Earth SAID" it will be...TOO LATE!!!
If nature's default setting was growth, development and progress, Earth would have grown in size too. Yet, over the last 4.6 billion years, it hasn't. Its principles haven't changed over billions of years, and so human thinking shouldn't change every twenty years. Discovering such timeless principles that govern the universal consciousness is perhaps the purpose of our curiosity. Once discovered, the purpose of life then becomes to keep one's own consciousness aligned with universal consciousness.
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Restoring the planet's ecosystem through the oceans is crucial, as the oceans play a key role in regulating the climate, providing food and maintaining biodiversity. Restoring ocean ecosystems is a multidisciplinary effort that requires the collaboration of governments, NGOs, scientists, local communities and the private sector. The combined actions of protection, restoration, pollution reduction and sustainable fishing can help reverse the decline in ocean health, ensuring that they continue to support life on the planet. Together we are stronger!
The premiere of the song “That’s What Earth Said” during #WorldEnvironmentDay at UNEP’s headquarters in Nairobi, featuring Indigenous Maasai performers, was truly inspiring. This powerful anthem is a call to action for #GenerationRestoration, an initiative dedicated to preventing, halting, and reversing the degradation of ecosystems across all continents and oceans. The collaboration with Indigenous Maasai artists not only highlights the cultural richness and traditional knowledge essential for environmental restoration but also underscores the urgent need for collective global efforts to heal our planet. Let's all join hands in supporting #GenerationRestoration and work towards a sustainable future for all. 🌍🎶 #EcosystemRestoration #Sustainability #IndigenousVoices
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3wAmazing song🤩 Creativity in lyrics that support biodiversity and climate change, and an inspiration to the next generation.👍 I love these types of songs that encourages love of nature and environmental preservation. 🫶 Earth is the future, and it's our duty to protect it and insure its safety. thank you for this song and for raising awareness 🙏