Nothing found. Show all Chronicles “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 Looking Forward to 2019by Alicia Salazar - SionaDecember 20, 2018 Ceibo Alliance Leaders Bring Their Message from the Amazon to Bioneersby Amazon FrontlinesDecember 13, 2018 “Without Unity, There Can Be No Triumph”: An Indigenous Voice on a Historic Victory Against Gold Mining In The Amazonby Alex Lucitante - KofanDecember 10, 2018 Stopping a gold rush in the Amazon: 7 reasons why the Kofan landmark victory is so hugeby Nicolas MainvilleNovember 1, 2018 An unprecedented legal victory for indigenous rights in Ecuador frees up huge swath of Amazonian rainforest from gold miningby Nicolas MainvilleOctober 24, 2018 The buzz on deforestation and vector-borne diseases in the Amazonby Jena WebbOctober 18, 2018 Deforestation in the Ecuadorian Amazon: 50 years of oil-driven ancestral land invasionby Nicolas MainvilleOctober 5, 2018 How Indigenous youth are Safeguarding Amazon Plant Knowledge through Social Mediaby Luke WeissSeptember 24, 2018 Nothing found. Show all Chronicles “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 Looking Forward to 2019by Alicia Salazar - SionaDecember 20, 2018 Ceibo Alliance Leaders Bring Their Message from the Amazon to Bioneersby Amazon FrontlinesDecember 13, 2018 “Without Unity, There Can Be No Triumph”: An Indigenous Voice on a Historic Victory Against Gold Mining In The Amazonby Alex Lucitante - KofanDecember 10, 2018 Stopping a gold rush in the Amazon: 7 reasons why the Kofan landmark victory is so hugeby Nicolas MainvilleNovember 1, 2018 An unprecedented legal victory for indigenous rights in Ecuador frees up huge swath of Amazonian rainforest from gold miningby Nicolas MainvilleOctober 24, 2018 The buzz on deforestation and vector-borne diseases in the Amazonby Jena WebbOctober 18, 2018 Deforestation in the Ecuadorian Amazon: 50 years of oil-driven ancestral land invasionby Nicolas MainvilleOctober 5, 2018 How Indigenous youth are Safeguarding Amazon Plant Knowledge through Social Mediaby Luke WeissSeptember 24, 2018 Share the movement!
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