Resilience at the Edge: Indigenous Strategies for a Planet in Crisis

The Amazon is not just a forest. It is a living, breathing system that regulates our planet’s climate, holds over 10% of the world's biodiversity, and carries the ancestral memory of life itself. When the Amazon breathes, the Earth lives. When it breaks, we all feel it.

This is a rare and urgent invitation.

A delegation of visionary Indigenous youth leaders from the Brazilian Amazon—supported by a powerful alliance of strategic partners—will guide this high-level masterclass on the future of planetary stewardship. We will listen, learn, and reflect on what it means to lead with deep connection to land, community, and future generations.

This session also marks the beginning of a new conversation: how can we co-create systemic investment rooted in Indigenous governance, regenerative bioeconomy, and a new understanding of what it means to invest in life?

What we’ll explore:

• Indigenous worldviews as pathways to ecological and social balance

• Traditional knowledge systems that sustain biodiversity and cultural resilience

• The threats to Indigenous lands and the global implications

• A global Sacred Streams Investment Pathway to be launched at COP30

• Financial frameworks that go beyond carbon credits and toward living systems