Amazon Chronicles: Stories from the Frontlinesby Mitch AndersonNovember 16, 2017 We named our organization Amazon Frontlines. It is an urgent name. The Amazon rainforest, according to climate-simulation models, could become savannah by the end of this century if current climate patterns and... Show all Chronicles Women and Nature: Omnipresent But Invisibleby Jena WebbDecember 18, 2019 Pëëkë’ya (Lagartococha): Journey To Our Spiritual Originby Amazon FrontlinesDecember 6, 2019 Between Ashes and Hope: Bolivia’s Amazon Fires Through The Lens of Two Young Indigenous Photographersby Amazon FrontlinesNovember 14, 2019 Ecuador’s Historic Indigenous Mobilization In Photosby Amazon FrontlinesOctober 14, 2019 Three Critical Consequences Of The Amazon Fires: Biodiversity Loss, Climate Change and Healthby Jena WebbSeptember 16, 2019 Mapping Living Memories: Recovering A’I Kofan Ancestral Lands In The Ecuadorian Amazonby Nicolas MainvilleAugust 27, 2019 A Message from Indigenous Women of the Ecuadorian Amazonby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 26, 2019 The Fate of the Amazon is in the Hands of its Youth: Mitch Anderson on Green Dreamer Podcastby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 21, 2019 “Our Territory, Our Body, Our Spirit”: Indigenous Women Unite In Historic March In Brazilby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 14, 2019 United Nations Pays Tribute to Waorani People’s Victory on Indigenous Peoples Dayby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 9, 2019 8 Reasons The Landmark Ruling In Ecuador Signals Hope In The Struggle To Save Amazon Rainforestby Mitch AndersonAugust 1, 2019 Palm Oil: Unhealthy For You And The Amazonby Jena WebbJuly 24, 2019 From Big Oil to Palm Oil: Transforming the Ecuadorian Amazon into Monoculturesby Nicolas MainvilleJune 7, 2019 Tapping into the Amazon’s Rainby Jena WebbMay 24, 2019 Indigenous Nations Unite To Defend Waorani Victoryby Amazon FrontlinesMay 21, 2019 The Waorani Resistance in Photosby Mitch AndersonMay 13, 2019 Keep The Oil In The Ground: Waorani Take Ecuador’s Government To Court This Thursdayby Amazon FrontlinesApril 8, 2019 “Water Unites Us”: Building Solutions On The Frontlines Of Oil Extraction In the Amazonby Emergildo Criollo - KofanMarch 22, 2019 Waorani Women Take Over the Courtroom with Songby Amazon FrontlinesMarch 13, 2019 Letter From Indigenous Women of the Western Amazonby Amazon FrontlinesMarch 8, 2019 Indigenous-Led Conservation In The Amazon: A Win-Win-Win Solutionby Jena WebbFebruary 20, 2019 Amazon Chronicles: Stories from the Frontlinesby Mitch AndersonNovember 16, 2017 We named our organization Amazon Frontlines. It is an urgent name. The Amazon rainforest,... Show all Chronicles Women and Nature: Omnipresent But Invisibleby Jena WebbDecember 18, 2019 Pëëkë’ya (Lagartococha): Journey To Our Spiritual Originby Amazon FrontlinesDecember 6, 2019 Between Ashes and Hope: Bolivia’s Amazon Fires Through The Lens of Two Young Indigenous Photographersby Amazon FrontlinesNovember 14, 2019 Ecuador’s Historic Indigenous Mobilization In Photosby Amazon FrontlinesOctober 14, 2019 Three Critical Consequences Of The Amazon Fires: Biodiversity Loss, Climate Change and Healthby Jena WebbSeptember 16, 2019 Mapping Living Memories: Recovering A’I Kofan Ancestral Lands In The Ecuadorian Amazonby Nicolas MainvilleAugust 27, 2019 A Message from Indigenous Women of the Ecuadorian Amazonby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 26, 2019 The Fate of the Amazon is in the Hands of its Youth: Mitch Anderson on Green Dreamer Podcastby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 21, 2019 “Our Territory, Our Body, Our Spirit”: Indigenous Women Unite In Historic March In Brazilby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 14, 2019 United Nations Pays Tribute to Waorani People’s Victory on Indigenous Peoples Dayby Amazon FrontlinesAugust 9, 2019 8 Reasons The Landmark Ruling In Ecuador Signals Hope In The Struggle To Save Amazon Rainforestby Mitch AndersonAugust 1, 2019 Palm Oil: Unhealthy For You And The Amazonby Jena WebbJuly 24, 2019 From Big Oil to Palm Oil: Transforming the Ecuadorian Amazon into Monoculturesby Nicolas MainvilleJune 7, 2019 Tapping into the Amazon’s Rainby Jena WebbMay 24, 2019 Indigenous Nations Unite To Defend Waorani Victoryby Amazon FrontlinesMay 21, 2019 The Waorani Resistance in Photosby Mitch AndersonMay 13, 2019 Keep The Oil In The Ground: Waorani Take Ecuador’s Government To Court This Thursdayby Amazon FrontlinesApril 8, 2019 “Water Unites Us”: Building Solutions On The Frontlines Of Oil Extraction In the Amazonby Emergildo Criollo - KofanMarch 22, 2019 Waorani Women Take Over the Courtroom with Songby Amazon FrontlinesMarch 13, 2019 Letter From Indigenous Women of the Western Amazonby Amazon FrontlinesMarch 8, 2019 Indigenous-Led Conservation In The Amazon: A Win-Win-Win Solutionby Jena WebbFebruary 20, 2019 Share the movement!
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