At Earth Daughters, we recognize that climate change is increasingly forcing communities to leave their homes. Rising sea levels, drought, wildfires, flooding, and environmental degradation are displacing people across the world, creating a growing reality known as climate displacement.
For Indigenous peoples and frontline communities, displacement is not only about losing housing or livelihoods. It can mean losing relationships to ancestral lands, cultural knowledge systems, and ecosystems that have sustained communities for generations. Climate displacement is therefore both an environmental and cultural crisis.
