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Lagarto Cocha, an area of flooded forest, shoreless lakes and vast sunsets, is the place…

For decades now, indigenous nations have been undergoing drastic changes to their ways of life,…

As they are written, local and international laws should provide strong protections of the rights…

“Wema” (yellow rump cacique) is the name given to a bird n the rainforest; a…

The ancestral territory of the Secoya nationality once extended between the Putumayo and Napo Rivers,…

Imagine a forest people without the knowledge and skills to derive necessary medicines from their…

Fish eat history Years ago, a Secoya elder told us “If you want to know…

The Waorani peoples have defended their forest territory for centuries against invasion. Before the oil…

The Siona, or Tziobain, people inhabit a territory situated along the border region of modern…

In the Kofan language A’ingae, Amisacho refers to a place where a certain kind of…