Biocultural Community Protocols: Articulating and Asserting Stewardship
Jan 26, 2013 • Protocols developed by Indigenous peoples or mobile or local communities (“community protocols”) are gaining recognition as a useful means... Read More
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Jan 26, 2013 • Protocols developed by Indigenous peoples or mobile or local communities (“community protocols”) are gaining recognition as a useful means... Read More
Jan 19, 2013 • A group of 7 Ainu youth from Ainumosir (Hokkaido) are a mere one day away from setting out on... Read More
Jul 9, 2012 • Late last month, the regional government of the Altai Republic in south-central Russia reviewed and passed a new decree... Read More
Jun 8, 2012 • Three environmental groups filed a lawsuit this week to stop a controversial forest-to-vineyard conversion project in northwest Sonoma County,... Read More
Mar 3, 2012 • “Song on the Water” takes viewers along with 50 indigenous canoes, their crews, and communities on a modern-day voyage... Read More
Mar 2, 2012 • Tomkav, a Luiseno village and burial site in Northern San Diego County, is being happily desecrated by developers working... Read More
Feb 25, 2012 • Joyce Silverthorne, a citizen of the Salish Nation, discusses the fundamental conflict of living in two worlds and the... Read More
Jan 16, 2012 • Laura Baymarrwangga, senior traditional owner of Murrungga Island and one of the last remaining Yan-nhangu speakers, is setting a... Read More
Dec 23, 2011 • After being saved from a toxic waste dump more than three years ago, the O’odham Sacred site of Quitovac... Read More
Dec 23, 2011 • A film by Jason Jaacks of Cordellera Productions, A Voice in the Desert examines a cultural unity that has... Read More
Dec 21, 2011 • Some 200 Indigenous people and supporters recently marched to the home of John Nady, a millionaire who is desecrating... Read More
Dec 14, 2011 • Traditional land owners won a major victory this month in their long running battle against the proposed Woodside gas... Read More
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