The Development Law Service (LEGN) of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will hold a webinar on April 30, 2026, at 14:30 (CEST) aimed at enhancing awareness and understanding of the legal concept of the Rights of Nature. According to FAO, the webinar will clarify the concept of Rights of Nature, highlight relevant jurisprudential and legislative developments across jurisdictions, and explore potential linkages with LEGN’s thematic areas, including water resources, environmental protection, Indigenous Peoples’ rights, biodiversity, land tenure, and human rights, as well as FAO’s broader mandate for sustainable food systems. Ludovica Bussoletti, Co-founder and Chief Legal Officer of the Bettersea Power Startup, will lead the webinar, providing “an impartial and analytical overview of the legal meaning of the Rights of Nature, illustrated with case studies.” Lola Nihote, Consultant, LEGN, will share her practical experience in this area, including her work within the Sustainable Wildlife Management (SWM) Programme and beyond FAO. Questions and related issues may be submitted prior to the webinar.
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