Todd Brown
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As glaciers shrink due to climate change, Himalayan communities are reviving an ancient technique—glacier grafting—to secure water for the future. This method creates artificial glaciers by storing ice in shaded areas, providing a steady meltwater supply during dry seasons. Blending Indigenous knowledge with modern solutions, glacier grafting offers a powerful way to combat water scarcity and build climate resilience.
Watch the video to see this innovative practice in action.
The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030 , led by the United Nations Environment Programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and its partners, covers terrestrial as well as coastal and marine ecosystems. As a global call to action, it will draw together political support, scientific research and financial muscle to massively scale up restoration. Find out how you can contribute to the UN Decade . Follow #GenerationRestoration.