Environmental Policy & Conservation• September 2, 2026 • Lina Hope Guardians of the Living Planet: Why Indigenous Rights Must Anchor the Global Biodiversity Agenda Executive Overview Across the globe, a silent yet profound war is being waged over the remaining vestiges of…
Environmental Policy & Conservation• September 2, 2026 • Nila Kartika Wati Guardians of the Coral Triangle: Indigenous Communities Unite in Raja Ampat to Defend Biodiversity and Chart a Global Resistance Executive Overview Amid the rhythmic crash of turquoise waves, gentle tropical breezes, and the vibrant calls of endemic…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 2, 2026 • Neng Nana Voices from the Canopy: Elders, Conservationists, and the Race to Preserve the Sacred Indigenous Knowledge of Mindoro Executive Overview Deep within the emerald-green canopies and mist-shrouded mountain ranges of Mindoro Island in the Philippines, a…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 1, 2026 • Suro Senen Silent Killers of the North: Indigenous Rangers Battling the Endless Tide of Oceanic "Ghost Nets" Across Australia’s Remote Coastlines By Liz Kimbrough Published via Mongabay Conservation News Executive Overview Along the sun-scorched, culturally sacred expanses of Australia’s…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 1, 2026 • Lina Irawan The Vanishing Rangelands: Indigenous Pastoralists Fight for Survival and Voice at the UNCCD Executive Overview Across the arid savannahs of East Africa, the steppes of Central Asia, and the expanding margins…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 31, 2026 • Jia Lissa Cultivating Resilience: How Indigenous Food Trees Are Transforming Nutrition, Landscapes, and Livelihoods in East Africa Executive Overview Across the rolling landscapes of Malawi and the broader East African region, a quiet dietary and…
Sustainable Travel & Eco Tourism• August 31, 2026 • Laily UPN Guardians of the Rift: How Indigenous Stewardship and Carbon Finance are Transforming Tanzania’s Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape Executive Overview In the semi-arid expanse of northern Tanzania, where the Great Rift Valley cuts a dramatic scar…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 31, 2026 • Asep Darmawan Listening to the Anthropocene: Bioacoustics, Indigenous Knowledge, and the High-Stakes Transformation of Indonesia’s New Capital, Nusantara Executive Overview As the dense, emerald-green canopies of East Kalimantan reverberate with the unfamiliar whine of industrial chainsaws…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 29, 2026 • Nana Wu Resurrecting a Lost Soul: How the Siraya People Defied Extinction to Become Taiwan’s 17th Official Indigenous Group Executive Overview For centuries, the story of Taiwan’s Indigenous Siraya people was written as a tragedy of erasure.…
Environmental Policy & Conservation• August 29, 2026 • Iffa Jayyana The Frontiers of Survival: Why Indigenous Sovereignty is the Global Bulwark Against Ecological Collapse By Tsering Lama, Storytelling Manager, Greenpeace International Executive Overview True allyship can only take hold when we recognize…