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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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In Panama, an Indigenous kingdom fights for its right to the forest

Big promises to Indigenous groups from new global nature fund — but will it deliver?

South Africa community members decry traditional leaders’ power amid mine plans

New global biodiversity fund to restore nature worldwide by 2030 officially launches

Ecuador referendum halts oil extraction in Yasuní National Park

Zimbabwe sees recycling boom as waste picking becomes lucrative business

Expected ship traffic to LNG Canada port could see whale deaths also rise

Deep-sea mining project in PNG resurfaces despite community opposition

Has the Buddha’s legacy in Nepal helped save sarus cranes?

Energy company evades oil clean up as spills continue to contaminate Colombian town

For International Youth Day, three youth conservation success stories

Can upcoming referendum in Ecuador stop oil drilling in Yasuní National Park?

Three new studies on Indigenous conservation for International Indigenous Peoples Day

Study: Protecting marine life is a big benefit to local communities, too

When wildlife surveillance tech ‘watches’ people

Philippines’ largest freshwater wetland and Indigenous livelihoods face multiple threats

Study confirms surge in deforestation in Indigenous lands under Bolsonaro

What can solve growing conflicts between agricultural giants and communities in Cameroon?

Villagers turn to charcoal made from bamboo to save a protected forest in Madagascar

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

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