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The Indigenous Xokleng people survived genocide under European colonial rule. Now, they’re embracing art as a form of resistance.
Salvador, Brazil, is the Blackest city outside Africa – but even here, Black communities are disproportionately affected by pollution.
The Marcha das Margaridas gathers rural women from across Brazil to rally for their land rights. But how did the country become so unequal?
Florianópolis is one of Brazil’s most visited cities. Can artisanal fishing endure the challenges of mass tourism and the climate crisis?
Colombia and Brazil are the world’s most dangerous countries for environmentalists. Here’s how land defenders are defending themselves.
South American countries are joining forces to protect the Amazon rainforest from the climate crisis. But are they doing enough?
Agribusiness is destroying Brazil’s ecosystems. In this guest op-ed, two young farmers explain how agroforestry offers an alternative.
After Brazil’s worst floods in 80 years, here’s how cooperatives and agroecology are helping farmers build climate resilience.
The south of Brazil has been hit by one of the worst environmental disasters in Brazilian history. Here’s what the world can learn.
A lawyer speaks on the murders of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips, calling attention to the dangers of environmental defense.
Xakriabá people learn new skills and aim to publish books showcasing their culture.
Restoring Araucaria forests in Paraná may yield economic benefits for farmers, as well as restore local biodiversity.
Brazilian documentary filmmaker Mari Corrêa explains how equipping Indigenous cultures with filmmaking skills is key to their survival.
The key to financing the Amazon biome’s future survival? Creativity, says Leonardo Letelier, Amazon finance expert and founder of SITAWI.
"Struggle for Life" Indigenous movement, the largest in Brazilian history, sees thousands fight for land claims predating constitution.
