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Indigenous peoples

Indigenous peoples

Tulaog festival

Can local laws protect our sacred cave?

Should you visit Tulaog Cave? It’s a sacred spot for Indigenous Dumagat-Remontado people – and they want to be left in peace.

 
Cerrado

From sovereign ancestral roots bloom networks of care: Future visions for Latin American landscapes

How can Latin American and Caribbean landscapes be transformed to serve the region’s people and ecosystems? Here are nine visions.

 
On air

Amazonian communities are using radio to fight oppression

Indigenous and Quilombola communities in the Amazon are launching their own internet radio stations to share their struggles with the world.

 

Regenerative, abundant and multicultural: Future visions for Asian landscapes

How can Asia’s landscapes be transformed to serve the continent’s people and ecosystems? Here are 11 visions from across Asia.

 
Community nursery managers

For these Guatemalan women, protecting trees means preserving culture

Can a small community in Guatemala change the world? Canoguitas is leading by example with its women-led conservation efforts.

 
Corn

Beyond the lab and hearth: Why Indigenous knowledge matters for drylands

In Kenya, the climate crisis is making drylands even drier. Farmers are adapting by turning to their ancestral knowledge – and each other.

 
Yellow sky

We fought a wildfire. Here’s what happened

Every year, peat fires rage across Borneo – and these volunteer firefighters are tasked with tackling them without proper equipment.

 
Nauru

Phosphate mining ruined Nauru. Can it find its way again?

Nauru was once the world’s second-richest country – until it ran out of phosphate. Can it recover from the resulting environmental damage?

 
Pricklefish

The U.S. wants to mine the ocean floor. Can anyone stop them?

Deep sea mining is at a crossroads: many countries want a moratorium, but the U.S. and mining companies are pushing ahead. What happens next?

 
Hugging tree

Does nature love us back?

Indigenous women activists are at the heart of the global fight for climate justice. What can the world learn from them?

 
Araucaria

We are nature protecting itself

The Indigenous Xokleng people survived genocide under European colonial rule. Now, they’re embracing art as a form of resistance.

 
Canada forest

4 steps to scale up forest solutions before COP30

Almost 2,000 people gathered for Forests, People, Planet: Scaling Local Solutions for Global Impact. Here’s what we learned.

 
Camas

How Indigenous partnerships are restoring the Pacific Northwest

Indigenous knowledge has survived centuries of colonialism. Today, it’s powering conservation efforts in the Pacific Northwest.

 
Rainy day

5 ways AI is healing the planet

AI tools can help us protect forests and wildlife, improve food security and better prepare for climate disasters to come.

 
Firefighter

In Borneo, a struggle to keep the Dayak flame alive

Fire is an important part of life for the Indigenous Dayak people of Borneo. Here’s how they’ve been navigating a ban in Indonesia.

 
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