The foundations of our policy are based on three (3) main pillars..
By destroying natural habitats and biodiversity, humans have significantly altered the the proper functioning of ecosystems and their ability to provide ecological goods and services, which are essential to humanity. It is now imperative to restore nature and its ecological functions.
The extinction of a living species on Earth is irreversible. When a species goes extinct, the proper functioning of the web of life is disrupted. No living species should disappear because of human activities. This is our shared responsibility to future generations. Let’s start with the amphibians (frogs and toads)..
A fundamental shift in our production and consumption patterns is essential to saving biodiversity. This requires supporting all stakeholders involved in the family economy as the basic unit (woman, young woman, local business) and to develop natural value chains and economic models that promote biodiversity.
The extinction of a living species on Earth is irreversible. When a species goes extinct, the proper functioning of the web of life is disrupted. No living species should disappear because of human activities. This is our shared responsibility to future generations. Let’s start with the amphibiens et les tortues marines.
