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Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 29, 2026 • Raul Delapena Setiawan

Tragedy on the Highway: The Devastating Loss of Guarani Leaders and the Continuing Fight for Indigenous Rights in Brazil

Executive Overview On August 14, a catastrophic highway collision in central Brazil claimed the lives of seven Indigenous…

Environmental Policy & Conservation• August 28, 2026 • Ali Ikhwan

Guardians of the Congo Basin: Why the Future of Global Climate Action Depends on the Indigenous Voices of Lokolama

By Valentin Engobo Mufia Representative of the Tshwa Indigenous People of Lokolama, Democratic Republic of the Congo Executive…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 25, 2026 • Basiran

Guardians of the Coral Triangle: How Children and Indigenous Communities in Raja Ampat are Fighting Back Against Nickel Mining

Executive Overview ARBOREK, West Papua, Indonesia — “Rockhead fish, salamander fish, starfish, and coral.” When asked to name…

Environmental News & Journalism• August 24, 2026 • Nana Muazin

The Shrinking Horizon: Indigenous Pastoralists on the Front Lines of Global Desertification

Executive Overview Across the sun-baked plains of northeast Tanzania, the expansive rangelands of Chad, and the sweeping steppes…

Sustainable Travel & Eco Tourism• August 24, 2026 • Sagoh

Empowering Indigenous Stewardship: How the Yaeda-Eyasi Carbon Offset Project is Transforming Conservation and Community Resilience in Tanzania

Executive Overview In an era defined by intensifying climate volatility and unprecedented pressures on natural ecosystems, conservation models…

Wildlife Protection & Ecology• August 22, 2026 • rifanmuazin

Remembering J. Peter Brosius: The Anthropologist Who Redefined Indigenous Rights and Challenged the Myths of Borneo

Executive Overview The death of Dr. J. Peter Brosius on July 29, at the age of 72, marked…

Environmental Policy & Conservation• August 22, 2026 • Muslim

Standing with the Guardians: Why Indigenous Sovereignty is Our Mutual Survival

By Tsering Lama Storytelling Manager, Greenpeace International Executive Overview True allyship can only take hold when we recognize…

Environmental Policy & Conservation• August 20, 2026 • Ammar Sabilarrohman

Guardians of the Congo Basin: Why the Future of Global Climate Action Depends on the Indigenous Voices of Lokolama

By Valentin Engobo Mufia Representative of the Tshwa Indigenous People of Lokolama, Democratic Republic of the Congo Executive…

Sustainable Travel & Eco Tourism• August 16, 2026 • Jia Lissa

Empowering Indigenous Stewardship: How the Yaeda-Eyasi Carbon Offset Project is Transforming Conservation in Tanzania

Executive Overview In an era defined by rapid global climate change and widespread ecological degradation, traditional conservation models…

Environmental Policy & Conservation• August 10, 2026 • Basiran

Bound to the Earth: Why Indigenous Sovereignty is the Ultimate Antidote to Ecological Collapse

By Tsering Lama, Storytelling Manager, Greenpeace International Executive Overview True environmental allyship can only take root when humanity…

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