Indigenous Peoples

'Illegal loggers, miners, poachers and landgrabbers arrive once roads are bulldozed into rainforests.'

Lucas Ferrante uncovered the impacts of the proposed BR-319 highway in the Amazon rainforest: it could trigger biome collapse and biodiversity crisis.

Malnutrition and chronic disease are impacting remote Amazonian tribes because of an influx of ultra-processed foods.

Big Oil going carbon neutral? Here is how carbon offsets impact local and indigenous communities.

New study claims to be the most comprehensive global assessment to date of the threats posed to indigenous peoples’ lands by industrial development.

Historic win as South Australian Aboriginal traditional owners defeat nuclear dump plan.

Regenerative projects around the globe celebrated at Lush Spring Prize.

How pre-industrial societies and cultures mesh together with their host environments.

Campaigners say the deal needs immediate implementation - with 'no excuses, no delays'.

A visit to the Awa Guajá where people have died from sadness as well as guns since their land became a freight line for the world’s biggest iron-ore mine. Part 1 of 2.

'Man of the hole’ protected the Amazon for 26 years: his legacy lives on in a court ruling to protect his ancestral territory.

To save biodiversity, we must save human diversity.

What the Philippines’ biggest land investor doesn’t want you to know.

Extinction Rebellion targets energy industry insurers Lloyd's of London.

The world’s forests are being destroyed against a background of corruption, illegality and apathy.

The 6,000-mile ultramarathon across Indigenous lands and cultures in the Americas.

Indigenous communities hold a huge and unique source of ecological knowledge - study.

Three storytellers from Uganda, Zimbabwe and Kenya share how Indigenous communities are reviving culture and restoring nature across Africa.

Groups from Panama, Amazonia, Patagonia, Alaska and the wider USA were today joined by activists at COP26 in Glasgow.

'We brought sacred water from the highest parts of the Andes to the Americas section of the British Museum, which is full of stolen objects and symbols of colonial power.'

The campaign to halt climate breakdown ecological destruction is bound up with the fate of the world’s Indigenous peoples.

Indigenous peoples, shifting cultivators and rural women lose out under the UN REDD+ programmes.

Climate breakdown is the consequence of a flawed development system that we have considered normal for too long.

The Indigenous Arctic peoples losing their home and heritage to the climate breakdown.