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In Suriname’s Amazon, the Wayana community struggling to keep gold miners at bay
The government in Suriname has pledged to combat illegal mining and the industr...
Maxwell Radwin 11 Nov 2026
‘Stringing me along’: After seven years, trial in Indigenous forest guardian killing delayed again
Expected in 2026, the long-awaited trial for the 2019 killing of forest guardia...
Karla Mendes 9 Nov 2026
New tool reveals siege on Indigenous lands in Bolivia’s Amazon
For most Indigenous peoples in the Bolivian Amazon, the forest is far more than...
In Ecuador, Indigenous youth turn to rap music to defend the Amazon
Willan Gualinga first stepped onto a stage in his home community of Sarayaku, in...
Isabel Alarcón 13 Oct 2026
Brazilian Indigenous people to be affected after right-wing gains threaten Amazon protections
Brazilian environmentalists have sounded the alarm on land issues affecting Indi...
Andrew Mathieson 9 Oct 2026
Protectors of the Amazon strengthen their forest defence at activism convention

Indigenous voices of South America have demonstrated a range of activism and advocacy instruments and strategies to protect the Amazon rainforest and their territories.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 16, 2026
Indigenous protesters defend actions as COP30 talks roll on

Indigenous protesters have defended charging the gates of Brazil's COP30 climate summit and clashing with security, saying the action was aimed at demonstrating the desperation of their fight for fore...

Yaala Sparkling breaks through on Amazon Australia

What began as a bold idea to bottle Country is now landing on doorsteps nationwide. Yaala Sparkling — the Indigenous-owned beverage company founded by proud Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker — i...

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Zak Kirkup May 27, 2025
Peruvian Indigenous leaders fight to protect the Amazon

Indigenous leaders from the Peruvian Amazon calling for Peru's government to stop oil and gas projects in their territory took their case to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights this month.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 25, 2025
Preserving cultural knowledge and language using AI

Indigenous languages all over the world are "disappearing", but one Western Australian group is taking the preservation of their language into the digital realm.

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Keira Jenkins Feb 21, 2025
Biden meets with Indigenous leaders in Amazon ahead of G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro

President Joe Biden has visited the Amazon rainforest where he met with Indigenous leaders ahead of the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. Biden flew from Lima, Peru, to Manaus, Brazil, the largest city in...

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Jarrett Renshaw Nov 18, 2024
Petroecuador to close Amazon oil project after referendum

Ecuador state oil company Petroecuador says it will shut down a large drilling project in the Yasuni ecological reserve in the Amazon rainforest, following a referendum vote to protect the environment...

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Alexandra Valencia Nov 14, 2023
Amazon nations fail to agree on deforestation goal

Eight Amazon nations have agreed to a list of unified environmental policies and measures to bolster regional co-operation at a major rainforest summit in Brazil, but failed to agree on a common goal...

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Jake Spring Aug 9, 2023
Amazon nations meet to forge rainforest rescue policy

Leaders of the eight Amazon rainforest countries are gathering for the first time in 14 years, with plans to reach a broad agreement on fighting deforestation.

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Jake Spring Aug 9, 2023
Brazil's president declares six new indigenous reserves, granting First Peoples exclusive control of their resources

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has declared six new indigenous reserves, banning mining and restricting commercial farming in the areas.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 23, 2023
Brazil's government aims to revive key Amazon alliance to protect the rainforest and its peoples

The Brazilian government has scheduled a meeting for early August to revive the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, ACTO, brings together the countries...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Apr 11, 2023
President Lula da Silva signals a new dawn for Brazil's Indigenous peoples

New Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has wasted no time reversing the anti-Indigenous agenda of his predecessor, former president Jair Bolsonaro.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 4, 2023
Peru's right-wing uses chaos as cover to attack the rights of Indigenous peoples

Conservatives in Peru are seeking to exploit the chaos caused by the overthrow and arrest of President Pedro Castillo by passing a new law to strip Indigenous people of legal protections and abolish r...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Dec 29, 2022
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