Why should a river have rights?
Why do corporations have rights and trees don’t?
What would the Rights of Nature look like on this island?
How would we go about making that happen?
EJNI has spoken to the people the island over who have some answers to these questions. These are the voices of the grassroots, the communities on the frontlines of environmental injustice who see Rights of Nature as an important framework for standing up and speaking for nature.
