Indigenous peoples live in close connection with nature and are the first to notice its changes. We shared how they cope with the climate crisis — and how their experience can help others. Due to human activity, the climate is changing, affecting people's lives: floods destroy homes and roads, droughts lead to crop failures, and extreme heat causes a rise in mortality in cities. Those with poor health, limited financial resources, or fewer opportunities to adapt are hit particularly hard.

Indigenous peoples live in close connection with nature and are the first to notice its changes. They told how they are coping with the climate crisis and how they can help others. Due to human activity, the climate is changing, and this is already affecting people's lives. For example, floods destroy houses and roads, droughts lead to crop failures, and extreme heat causes an increase in mortality in cities.