Media Coverage / September 20, 2018 How Indigenous youth are Safeguarding Amazon Plant Knowledge through Social Media Original article from Intercontinental Cry available here: How Indigenous youth are Safeguarding Amazon Plant Knowledge through Social Media Read more Intercontinental Cry
Chronicles / September 4, 2018 The Kofan people ramp up the fight to protect one of the most biodiverse forests in the Amazon In January 2018 the Ecuadorian Government concessioned off over 30,000 hectares of some of the most bio-diverse rainforest in the… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / August 13, 2018 Historic indigenous legal victory against gold mining in the Amazon In a lawsuit that will inspire and galvanize many other indigenous communities across the Amazon for years to come, the… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / August 9, 2018 On World Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a Call to Support Amazon Defenders The Amazon rainforest, according to climate-simulation models, could become savannah by the end of this century if current climate patterns… Read more Amazon Frontlines
Media Coverage / August 9, 2018 The Ayahuasca Remedy: Respite, Release, Repose Mirroring recent international interest in experimenting with ayahuasca – known in the tri-national Amazonian region of Northern-Ecuador, Colombia and Peru… Read more Jena Webb
Media Coverage / August 9, 2018 In Ecuador, a pipeline cuts a trail of misery through indigenous land Original article from Mongabay available here: In Ecuador, a pipeline cuts a trail of misery through indigenous land Read more Mongabay
Media Coverage / July 27, 2018 ‘The war goes on’: one tribe caught up in Colombia’s armed conflict Original article from The Guardian available here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/andes-to-the-amazon/2018/jun/27/the-war-goes-on-one-tribe-caught-up-in-colombias-armed-conflict Read more The Guardian
Chronicles / July 18, 2018 Sinangoe Takes Its Fight to the Courtroom From December 2017 to February 2018, the Ecuadorian government granted more than 10 new gold mining concessions in the headwaters… Read more Alex Goff
Chronicles / July 18, 2018 IACHR Issues Precautionary Measures to Indigenous Group at Risk of Extinction in Colombia Washington, D.C. July 17th, 2018.- On July 14th, 2018 the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) granted precautionary measures to… Read more Amazon Frontlines
Media Coverage / July 16, 2018 How Conservation Became Colonialism Original article from Foreign Policy available here: How Conservation Became Colonialism Read more Foreign Policy
Chronicles / July 4, 2018 Hit & run from illegal miners: The “fluorescent” orange water coming out of the ground and flowing towards the pristine headwaters of the Aguarico River smells… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / June 17, 2018 Bleeding the Flying River Dry: Deforestation, Climate Change and Drought in the Amazon Drought in the wettest place on Earth, you ask? How could this be? Alas, since 2005, the Amazon has experienced… Read more Jena Webb
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