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Tag: rights of nature

The Marañón river, Peru’s second-longest river and mainstem source of the Amazon River. Indigenous peoples reliant on its waters are fighting for the river to have recognized rights. Ministerio del Ambiente, Flickr

In Peru, the path to achieving rights of nature winds like the rivers it seeks to protect

In Peru, a look inside the Indigenous movement fighting for rights of nature, making ecosystems subjects for state protection.

 

Why does nature need its own rights?

A Q&A with Joshua Boaz Pribanic, co-director of the documentary film Invisible Hand on the Rights of Nature movement.

 
A village among mangrove forests in West Papua. Mokhamad Edliadi, GLF

Best of Landscape News 2019: Livelihoods

Top 10 stories on initiatives working behind the scenes to build and sustain livelihoods in harmony with nature.

 

Top 10 quotes on Indigenous peoples and climate change

Words of the wise from GLF Bonn 2019

 

Climate emergencies, Indigenous rights x NYC, and how much carbon is on your feet

News to know in our bi-weekly digest

 

Talking about a revolution for nature’s rights

From Pacha Mama to ancestral rivers, areas of the earth are earning legal rights

 

Who is applying rights-of-nature laws?

A look at six countries

 

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