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This week at #UNOC3, the The Goldman Environmental Prize and @soalliance gathered to celebrate ocean champions across generations and geographies. 🌊 The event brought together SOA’s 2025 Ocean Leaders Fellows and #GoldmanPrize winners from around the world. 📸 Ocean House, Joe Short Photography

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Batmunkh Luvsandash—not your average 82 year old. Determined to protect his Mongolian homeland from #mining, 2025 #GoldmanPrize winner Batmunkh Luvsandash helped create a 66,000-acre protected area in Dornogovi province. 🌏 Learn more: bit.ly/3DHiGRZ

The #Mekong River, a lifeline for 70 million people, is facing threats from development projects spanning multiple countries. Bloomberg #GoldmanPrize winner Niwat Roykaew continues to advocate for the protection of the river. 💧 Read more: bloomberg.com/opinion/featur…

"I am from this land and my life is connected to my land.” —2025 #GoldmanPrize winner Batmunkh Luvsandash from Mongolia 🌏 Read more and watch a short film about Batmunkh: bit.ly/3DHiGRZ

In a photo-rich interview with Yale Environment 360, 2025 #GoldmanPrize winner Batmunkh Luvsandash answers questions about his childhood in Mongolia, his career as an engineer, and his collaborative #conservation work with The Nature Conservancy. 🍃 e360.yale.edu/features/batmu…

🎙️ Climate Curious TEDxLondon speaks w/ #GoldmanPrize winners Besjana Guri & Olsi Nika about their campaign to protect Europe's last wild river from development. 💧 #Albania #Vjosa International Rivers ECOALBANIA bit.ly/4ej3sR5

"We haven't won yet, and they haven't defeated us either," #GoldmanPrize winner Alok Shukla (India, 2024) shared in a conversation with community members about their continued work to protect #Chhattisgarh's Hasdeo Aranya forest from #coal mining. 🌳 groundreport.in/latest/goldman…

#GoldmanPrize winner Batmunkh Luvsandash shares with Living On Earth, "We Mongolian people are a nomadic people that treat their land as sacred ground... we value those things that are invaluable, and...preserve them for the future generations." 🍃 tinyurl.com/3pyuyd47

Batmunkh’s work protecting #nature in Mongolia reminds us that our connection to the land is more than physical—it’s cultural, personal, and deeply rooted. 🌏 bit.ly/3DHiGRZ

In a commentary in @Mongabay, Ecuadorian lawyer, activist, and 2008 #GoldmanPrize winner Pablo Fajardo (Pablo Fajardo M.) argues that "the #climate crisis cannot be solved without confronting the corporate power structures driving it." 🌏 news.mongabay.com/2025/06/at-cop…

This month, 2022 #GoldmanPrize winner Niwat Roykaew & 1,500 residents of Chiang Rai, Thailand, marched to ask the governments of China, Thailand & Myanmar to stop mining and industrial development on the #Kok, #Mekong & neighboring rivers. International Rivers thereporters.co/environment/05…

Waste pickers flooded the center of #Bogota, Colombia, with 15 tons of recyclable plastic bottles to protest decreased income. 🗑️🌎 2013 #GoldmanPrize winner Nohra Padilla (Nohra Padilla) shared, "without our work landfills would be saturated." Read more 👉 bit.ly/46hutSR

2025 #GoldmanPrize winner Semia Gharbi helped challenge a corrupt #waste trafficking scheme to illegally import thousands of tons of waste into #Tunisia. Learn more about her successful campaign to protect Tunisia's #environment: goldmanprize.org/semia

#GoldmanPrize winner Semia Gharbi believes that one country's #waste shouldn't be another country's problem. 🗑️ IPEN: toxics-free Watch a short film about her work to reverse the illegal shipment of waste into #Tunisia: bit.ly/4cKysJ9

🌊 Last month, the #GoldmanPrize convened past Prize recipients at #UNOC3 to share ideas on ocean conservation. 🎙️Hear more about the experience on the Blue Frontier Campaign podcast, where Goldman Prize Executive Director Michael Sutton shares his reflections. bluefront.org/podcast/the-un…

As tourism surges in the #CookIslands, so do the challenges of preserving its fragile #ecosystems. Prize winner Jacqueline Evans shares, “we need to take a more holistic approach to tourism—one that respects our environment, our culture, and our people.” ab.co/3IcekUR

Turkey's Gökova Bay went from ecological collapse to thriving marine sanctuary, thanks to its fishing community and leaders like #GoldmanPrize winner Zafer Kizilkaya of Akdeniz Koruma Derneği. 🐟 Read the full story in Atmos. #OceanConservation bit.ly/3G5N6Pj

✨ New blog! ✨ Read a Q&A with Semia Gharbi, zero waste advocate, environmentalist, and 2025 #GoldmanPrize winner from Tunisia. IPEN: toxics-free #BreakFreeFromPlastic bit.ly/44dyvul

"Ecosystems are not objects, as they have been treated until now, they have their own life and human beings are part of them. Without them we cannot live." Teresa Vicente, 2024 #GoldmanPrize winner from Spain, speaks about the #RightsofNature. Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature - GARN bit.ly/44c3SW7