Survival International launches new guide to decolonize language in conservation
A unique guide that challenges language commonly used when writing about conservation & climate change has been launched by Survival.
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- Good news for #UncontactedTribes in #Peru! A court there has banned logging in Indigenous reserves in Loreto provin… https://t.co/HASzAzAe5J@Survival December 3
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#Indigenous peoples stand to lo… https://t.co/0O5REzVN7J@Survival December 2
- #OTD 2014, 3 uncontacted Awá ppl made contact with a settled Awá community as their forest was being invaded. They… https://t.co/xxR2ujVhbj@Survival December 1
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Anglo-French oil company threatens uncontacted tribes in Peruvian Amazon
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Anoushka Shankar launches new film to highlight Indigenous resistance to coal mining in India
Anoushka Shankar is lending her voice to the Adivasi campaign in India to prevent further coal mining in Hasdeo Forest.
Kenya: Indigenous Sengwer say Western conservation funding will lead to “genocide“
The Sengwer from Kenya are appealing to the Western public “to stop funding conservation projects that are destroying our life."