Environmental Policy & Conservation• September 9, 2026 • Jia Lissa Guardians of the Last Paradise: Indigenous Voices Unite in Raja Ampat to Defend Global Biodiversity Executive Overview Amid the rhythmic crash of turquoise waves, the melodic chatter of endemic birds, and the soft…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 9, 2026 • Neng Nana Voices from the Canopy: Reconciling Indigenous Rights and Conservation in the Congo Basin Executive Overview Deep within the lush, hyper-diverse forests of the Congo Basin in the eastern Democratic Republic of…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 7, 2026 • Dwi Wanna Guardians of the Darién: Indigenous Communities in Panama Pioneer Biodiversity Credits to Protect Threatened Rainforests Executive Overview Deep within the lush, hyper-biodiverse expanse of eastern Panama’s Darién forest, a quiet technological and ecological…
Sustainable Travel & Eco Tourism• September 7, 2026 • Evan Lee Salim 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 global climate urgency and rapid environmental degradation, the search for effective,…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 7, 2026 • Ali Ikhwan Clash of the North: Indigenous Rights, Green Transition, and Political Rhetoric Collide in Sweden Executive Overview Sweden’s transition toward a green, post-fossil economy has collided head-on with the rights of its Indigenous…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 4, 2026 • Raul Delapena Setiawan Rewriting History: Indigenous Youth Lead the Charge as Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Grants Legal Rights to the Longperson Waterway By Liz Kimbrough / Mongabay Published: September 2026 Executive Overview On January 8, 2026, the Tribal Council of…
Wildlife Protection & Ecology• September 3, 2026 • Azzam Bilal Chamdy Guardians of the Aguarico: How Indigenous Siekopai Women Are Saving the Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle from the Brink Executive Overview Along the winding, silt-laden banks of the Aguarico River deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon, an extraordinary…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 3, 2026 • Ali Ikhwan Guardians of the Great Upwelling: Indigenous Science and Survival in the High Arctic Executive Overview Across the unforgiving expanse of the Canadian High Arctic, a quiet technological and ecological revolution is…
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…