UN report confirms corruption is biggest threat to ivory, as wildlife officials arrested across Africa and Asia
Corruption revealed as primary threat to endangered species, raises questions over militarized conservation tactics
News from the "Pygmies"
Last Days of Ivory: Kathryn Bigelow spurns call to withdraw film
Makers of 'Last Days of Ivory' refuse to withdraw film despite evidence of innaccuracy and narrative that threatens tribal peoples
Poaching-terrorism link that contributed to tribes' persecution 'largely wrong'
A new report has debunked the argument that the illegal wildlife trade in East Africa significantly funds terrorism
Tribes call on world leaders to recognize their right to hunt
Delegates at a wildlife conference have been urged to recognize tribal peoples aren't poachers
Survival slams conservation for violating tribal peoples' rights
Survival's Director has published a hard-hitting article on why conservation is failing
Rwanda admits force used in anti-thatch campaign
Government policy has left many Batwa 'Pygmies' without shelter
Rwandan ‘anti-thatch’ campaign leaves thousands of ‘Pygmies’ homeless
Not an April Fool's Day Joke
'Pygmy' peoples issue warning on climate change policies
REDD+ is a concern for Indigenous peoples