From the Venezuelan jungle, join artist singer/songwriter Liana Malva and her team on a journey deep
inside the wonders of nature and the catastrophic threats faced in these lands. In this session you ‘ll have the opportunity to hear Liana’s story on how she was raised in La Gran Sabana—a stunning landscape in South East Venezuela—and how she uses music to tell stories and spur actions to promote sustainable development and environmental protection.
This session was curated in partnership with GOTAS.
Liana Malva is a Venezuelan artist, multi instrumentalist - singer songwriter and a nature activist. She was raised in one of the most ancient natural places on the world called La Gran Sabana, in a small Community with no more than 300 people among them the indigenous people from the Pemon…
Biologist (Simon Bolívar University)
PhD Candidate in Ecology (Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research)
Doctoral research on sustainable biotechnologies for plant productivity.
Scientific communicator, specialising in ecology and the integration of ecology in society.
Director of Educational…
Lawyer. Social entrepreneur, innovator and strategist.
Co-Founder & Chair of 1001 Ideas and the Inter-American Public Innovation Agency. Founder and Strategist Manager at Restless Ideas
Passionate about soft skills, citizen innovation and sustainable development.
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