It’s official – the key to conservation lies with Indigenous peoples
A World Bank study shows how deforestation rates are lower in Indigenous areas
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Tanzania: Hadza tribe celebrates first land titles
One of the very few hunter-gatherer tribes in east Africa has been celebrating the recognition of its land rights.
Ethiopia – government crackdown in Omo region intensifies
Survival has received reports of a crackdown on tribal people opposed to Ethiopia’s program to remove them from their lands
Indians demand action after Paraguay's 'hiding tribe' spotted
Members of the Ayoreo tribe appeal to government to stop deforestation
Indian tribe secures unprecedented rights to tiger reserve
Members of the Soliga tribe will use their traditional knowledge to help protect threatened tigers
New book on uncontacted Indians published
Scott Wallace’s book describes a journey into the Amazon to gather information about an uncontacted tribe
Peru fires top Indigenous rights official after she blocks gas project
Blocked project would have allowed gas giant Pluspetrol to enter uncontacted tribes' land
Bolivia cancels controversial road plans
President Morales scraps road plans after months of Indigenous protests