Close to our Ancestors: Gabon forest peoples map their land
Apr 28, 2012 • In 2002, El Hajj Omar Bongo Ondimba, then President of the Republic of Gabon, signed into existence thirteen National... Read More
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Apr 28, 2012 • In 2002, El Hajj Omar Bongo Ondimba, then President of the Republic of Gabon, signed into existence thirteen National... Read More
Feb 17, 2012 • Prey Lang, ‘Our Forest’ in the indigenous Kuy language, is a precious and important example of evergreen and semi-evergreen... Read More
Feb 8, 2012 • The indigenous Wapichan people of Guyana came forward this week with a new grassroots proposal that would allow them... Read More
Jan 10, 2012 • As the struggle to defend the Isiboro Sécure Indigenous Territory And National Park (TIPNIS) in Bolivia lingers on, another... Read More
Dec 3, 2011 • The Indigenous Peoples of the Ene-Tambo river basin are now facing an uncertain future, thanks to a series of... Read More
Nov 27, 2011 • A group of Indigenous and environmental organizations have published a new booklet that highlights ten of the worst REDD-type... Read More
Nov 11, 2011 • Indigenous peoples and farmers gathered in Brooke’s Point city this week to protest against another mining threat on Palawan... Read More
Oct 25, 2011 • Hondeklipbaai, a small community located on northwest coast of South Africa, is trying to stop the world’s largest diamond... Read More
Sep 19, 2011 • Two Ashaninka communities have denounced the ongoing invasion of “clandestine Peruvian loggers” in Terra Indigena Kampa do Rio Amônea,... Read More
Sep 18, 2011 • In recent weeks, Indigenous representatives from 90 organizations in the Amazon region unanimously approved a new action plan that... Read More
Sep 10, 2011 • In Body, Home, Mother Earth (Cuerpo, Casa, Madre Tierra) you will learn about the Tutu Naku Peoples, their traditional... Read More
Aug 15, 2011 • Indigenous peoples in the eastern lowlands of Bolivia are set to begin a 600-km march to Bolivia’s capital city... Read More
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