Julie Mollins

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ABOUT THE WRITER

Senior Writer and Editor

Since 2013, Julie Mollins has served in various editorial and outreach roles with CGIAR affiliated organizations, including the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) and the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF), which is jointly coordinated by CIFOR, UN Environment and the World Bank. Formerly web editor, web producer and communities editor for Reuters in Toronto and London. Also worked as a researcher-reporter at news publications in Canada, including Maclean’s, Canadian Business and MoneySense magazines. Earned a Bachelor of Arts (cinema studies) at Innis College, University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Journalism at the Ryerson School of Journalism in Toronto.

By this writer

How to feed 9.8 billion people by 2050

22 Jul 2019

A strategy to end global hunger while protecting ecosystems

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Fellows shape new pathways around Indigenous traditional knowledge at U.N.

6 Jun 2019

Uniting over biodiversity and defense of traditional landscapes

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Restore Indigenous land rights to unlock traditional knowledge and repair ecosystems

27 May 2019

Centuries old Indigenous knowledge must be acknowledged and nurtured

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Indigenous youth explore human rights challenges in ‘Through Their Eyes’ book

18 May 2019

Authors share concerns and vision of a more just future

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Celine Cousteau’s ‘Tribes on the Edge,’ puts battle for Amazon Indigenous rights in limelight

9 May 2019

“It’s as though Indigenous lands are being opened for business.”

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Colonization to climate change: NunatuKavut Inuit defend landscape

5 May 2019

A conversation with Todd Russell, President of NunatuKavut Community Council

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A conversation with Mbororo advocate Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim: ‘We need sustainable sharing’

2 May 2019

U.N. Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues highlights land rights challenges

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Leaders unite in appeal to protect Amazon as deforestation accelerates

30 Apr 2019

U.N. forum on Indigenous issues concerned over policy changes in Brazil

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U.N. to launch global campaign against criminalization of Indigenous peoples

26 Apr 2019

Aims to address global crisis, says U.N. special rapporteur on rights of Indigenous Peoples

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U.N. urges end to murders, attacks on Indigenous peoples defending forests

24 Apr 2019

Alec Baldwin emcees session at U.N. Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

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Uphold human rights of Indigenous peoples, allow traditional knowledge to lead land decisions, U.N. delegates say

23 Apr 2019

Preserve Indigenous culture and languages to protect environment

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U.N. Decade on Ecosystem Restoration could lead to green global economy

26 Mar 2019

Unprecedented opportunity to funnel funds to restore environmental equilibrium

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Activist values GLF resolve to find shared spaces for shared solutions on rights

26 Feb 2019

Traditional knowledge and 'cosmo visions' vital for restoration

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Eco-financial initiatives accelerate as “green” awareness grows

21 Feb 2019

Investors see reduced risk

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Nigeria’s agribusiness Agrolay Ventures goes against the grain

6 Feb 2019

Aiming to keep Africa's food value chain local

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