Films
National parks: are they really a good thing?
“Protection of nature is not a “project” to us – it's a way of life.”
Jumma peoples in Bangladesh Chittagong Hill Tracts facing brutal attacks
Adivasi people stand up against tiger reserves
Tiger reserves are being created on Indigenous land, without the consent of the Adivasis living t...
Guarani Kaiowá under attack
A Guarani Kaiowá community in Brazil has been attacked by heavily-armed military police and gunme...
“If you stop the ritual, everything dies”
The Enawenê Nawê people’s rituals never stop, and to keep them going as they have done for millen...
“Without our forest, we are nothing”
Across the world millions of tribal and Indigenous people depend on forests for their survival. W...
“We’re defending nature and protecting the environment for everyone”
Indigenous peoples worldwide are going to extraordinary lengths to try and save the planet. Here...
The uncontacted Shompen people could be wiped out
Take action for the Shompen people: svlint.org/ShompenAct Why? The Indian government wants to bu...
Ota Benga and the WCS's Colonial Practices
In the 20th century, New York’s Bronx Zoo exhibited Ota Benga, an Indigenous Mbuti man from the C...
Mashco Piro: The Peruvian government must act now!
� The uncontacted Mashco Piro people in Peru are under threat from logging permitted by the Peruv...
"Projects like REDD+ are destroying us Indigenous people"
Hear Pluk Phirom, an Indigenous Bunong activist from Cambodia, explain how Protected Areas have b...