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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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Bill stripping Peru’s isolated Indigenous people of land and protections scrapped

Tested by COVID and war, an Indigenous conservation system in Ethiopia prevails

At sea as on land? Activists oppose industrial farming in U.S. waters

Indigenous and local communities see big gains in land rights, study shows

Over a third of conflicts over development projects affect Indigenous people: Study

A powerful U.S. political family is behind a copper mine in the Colombian rainforest

Ethiopia’s largest community conservation area brings Indigenous communities into the fold

Can community payments with no strings attached benefit biodiversity?

Indigenous groups turn to Brazil’s highest court to stop police violence

Climate warming alters offspring production of birds, study shows

Can the EU’s deforestation law save Argentina’s Gran Chaco from soy?

Militarized conservation: Insecurity for some, security for others? (commentary)

Majority of Brazil’s Congress votes to restrict Indigenous land advances

Indigenous land rights key to curbing deforestation and restoring lands: Study

In Nepal, Chepang take up the challenge to revive their cultural keystone tree

Shipibo communities create Indigenous guard to protect Peruvian Amazon from deforestation

Survival and economics complicate the DRC’s bushmeat and wild animal trade

Residents of southeast Alaskan town debate mine that’s bound to change region

Award-winning, Indigenous peace park dragged into fierce conflict in Myanmar

Inaugural Indigenous women’s forum spotlights Congo Basin conservation

Indigenous groups voice support for REDD+, despite flaws

Latin America had the most attacks on environmental defenders in 2022, says report

Palm oil giant hands over sacred community land for reforestation project

Hawaiian communities restore Indigenous conservation, from mountains to sea

Brazil’s President Lula recognizes six Indigenous lands, and says more to come

Questions over accounting and inclusion mar Guyana’s unprecedented carbon scheme

Apache tribe decry loss of sacred site to massive copper mine at both court and the U.N.

Funders commit $102.5 million to support tribal-led conservation efforts in the U.S.

At the United Nations, Indigenous Ryukyuans say it’s time for U.S. military to leave Okinawa

Scramble for clean energy metals confronted by activist calls to respect Indigenous rights

After historic storm in New Zealand, Māori leaders call for disaster relief and rights

Indigenous Maasai ask the United Nations to intervene on reported human rights abuses

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