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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…

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…

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