Indigenous Knowledge Keeps Forests Standing
Indigenous peoples have been protecting the Amazon, our world’s largest...
The Water Protectors Of The Amazon
As our planet’s mightiest river, the Amazon and its tributaries form the most...
Letter from Indigenous Women of the Western Amazon
A Letter From Kofan, Siekopai, Siona, and Waorani women of our indigenous...
“Our Forest Is Our Life": Indigenous Peoples from Ecuadorian Amazon Defend Historic Victories For Indigenous Rights & Amazon Protection
Versión en EspañolAfter a long journey from the Amazon traveling by foot, by...
Women and Nature: Omnipresent But Invisible
Over the centuries many parallels have been drawn between women and the earth,...
Pëëkë’ya (Lagartococha): Journey To Our Spiritual Origin
In August of this year, over 50 women, men, elders and youth from the Siekopai...
Between Ashes and Hope: Bolivia’s Amazon Fires Through The Lens of Two Young Indigenous Photographers
“War and fires have much in common. It is not known how or when they begin,...
Tapping into the Amazon’s Rain
For many of you who are reading this Chronicle, access to potable water,...