Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 De’o Oko The ancestral territory of the Secoya nationality once extended between the Putumayo and Napo Rivers,… Read more Alex Goff
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 Recovery of Ancient Plants Initiative Imagine a forest people without the knowledge and skills to derive necessary medicines from their… Read more Luke Weiss
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Evaluating health risk for Amazonian communities Fish eat history Years ago, a Secoya elder told us “If you want to know… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Mapping Waorani Territory The Waorani peoples have defended their forest territory for centuries against invasion. Before the oil… Read more Amazon Frontlines
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Oko De’oye The Siona, or Tziobain, people inhabit a territory situated along the border region of modern… Read more Alex Goff
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Ñothsia Tsa’khu In the Kofan language A’ingae, Amisacho refers to a place where a certain kind of… Read more Alex Goff
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