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Using ethno-communication to preserve traditions, languages and landscapes
Stories from Colombia, Indonesia and India
From films to the news, portrayals must change
An in-depth look at the land struggles of Peru's Amazonian peoples
Having spent his youth spent living through a series of droughts and famine, Ibrahim Thiaw shares messages and memories on desertified landscapes.
Benchmark mapping study adds to mounting evidence
Uniting over biodiversity and defense of traditional landscapes
Centuries old Indigenous knowledge must be acknowledged and nurtured
Notes and quotes from GLF Kyoto Act I
Preserve Indigenous culture and languages to protect environment
From Pacha Mama to ancestral rivers, areas of the earth are earning legal rights
A look at six countries
A discussion with activist Joan Carling ahead of U.N. Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Land-dependent groups have a vested interest in success
Women's voices essential to shape policy
