Latoya Abulu

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Latoya Abulu is an editor at Mongabay covering Indigenous news, nature-based solutions to climate change and stories about high conservation value ecosystems. You can reach her on Twitter @LatoyaAbulu

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Expected ban on Mexican GM corn fetches praise — and worry over imports

Researchers find microplastics for the first time in the Finnish Sámi waters

Mexican fishers relocate in wake of sea level rise, raising job concerns

Indigenous knowledge helps explain bird population changes in Canada’s BC

Seeking the ‘humanity–wetland’ balance: Interview with Zimbabwean activist Jimmy Mahachi

How conservation NGOs can put human rights principles into practice (commentary)

Rail and port project in Amazon wetland stirs angst among Quilombola fishers

What does an NGO do when its funds are tied to human rights abuses? Interview with John Knox

Early results suggest communities stop logging during basic income pilot project

Mexico misses one-year deadline to submit new protected areas’ management plans

Traditional ecological knowledge isn’t dying — it’s adapting and transforming (Commentary)

Sustaining a 400-year-old Ethiopian farming tradition: Interview with elder Gehano Guchoir

Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

Ogoni women restore mangroves and livelihoods in oil-rich Niger Delta

Krahô women lead Indigenous guard to protect territory in Brazil

Indigenous runners complete seven-month journey for Mother Earth and solidarity

IPBES report highlights Indigenous & local knowledge as key to ‘transformative change’

After trial and error, Mexican fishers find key to reforesting a mangrove haven

The 10 Indigenous news stories that marked 2024

Brazil’s Lula approves 13 Indigenous lands after much delay, promises more to come

Most large banks failing to consider Indigenous rights

Communities launch new Thawthi Taw-Oo Indigenous Park amid Myanmar civil war

Armed conflict, not Batwa people, at heart of Grauer’s gorillas’ past decline in DRC park

UN sets guidelines for conservation groups to safeguard human rights

Gaps in Peru’s peatland policies harm conservation and Indigenous Shipibo: Study

Just energy transition reports urge care in surge to reach global renewable energy goals

Photos: The lives and forests bound to Indonesia’s nickel dreams

How German government funds are used to dispossess Tanzania’s Maasai in Serengeti land grab

Paraguay’s Indigenous Paĩ Tavyterã communities fight invaders, fires and drought

As climate change upends Ethiopia’s pastoral wisdom, adaptations can help

In a Noah’s Ark move, PNG migrants bring thousands of trees to safer ground

Indigenous guardians embark on a sacred pact to protect the lowland tapir in Colombia

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