Venezuelan ‘daughter of the forest’ tells Taoiseach all lives depend on their protection - News Summed Up

Venezuelan ‘daughter of the forest’ tells Taoiseach all lives depend on their protection


Members of the Warao group of indigenous people left their homes in Venezuela after commercial deforestation made their lives impossible. The Taoiseach and Gardenia Cooper, a member of the Warao indigenous people, who live along the rivers of Venezuela’s rainforests. It also illustrates the link between environmental degradation, climate change and involuntary migration, a connection the Taoiseach was keen to make. She describes herself as a daughter of the forest, held in the forest’s embrace. Without forest there is no oxygen, so all of us here on this planet need to find a way to protect the forest.”


Source: The Irish Times November 09, 2025 16:36 UTC



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