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10 conservation “fads”: how have they worked in Latin America?

Canadian logging company sues Greenpeace for racketeering and defamation

Peat expert dies from cancer after fighting Indonesian fires

Indigenous groups pressured to give up lands for doubtful Nicaragua Canal

Timber plantations are the latest threat facing Indonesia’s Mentawai Islands

Can conservationists overcome their differences to save life on Earth?

Arara Indians in Brazilian Amazon finally given right to their land

Indonesia’s Salim Group linked to ‘secret’ palm oil concessions in West Papua

Successes and many challenges in Guatemala’s Maya Biosphere Reserve

Epilogue: Conservation still divided, looking for a way forward

Indonesia’s forestry ministry follows through on palm oil permit freeze

Indigenous territories occupy 40 percent of protected land and marine areas in Central America

Proposed Amazon dam attracts illegal loggers, threatens local farmers

Indigenous Dayak tribe pitted against palm oil giant in new film

Conservation’s people problem

Survey finds traditional occupations in decline in half of indigenous communities

Tapajós dam puts newly discovered species, indigenous people at risk

Brazil’s Congress moves ahead to end nation’s environmental safeguards

Indigenous and forest community leaders tour the EU to call for conflict-free palm oil

Ethics, sustainability, and Amazon hydropower: mission impossible?

Leonardo DiCaprio invests in company, donates shares to Amazon indigenous organization

How big donors and corporations shape conservation goals

In the Crosshairs of Development

Indonesia’s indigenous wage two-pronged battle for legal recognition

Amazon mega-dam suspended, providing hope for indigenous people and biodiversity

Alec Baldwin, Helen Clark join Indigenous leaders calling for forest protections and land rights to combat climate change

Iriri River families fight to keep their Amazonian homelands

India’s “environmentalism of convenience” threatens forest-dwellers’ rights

BNDES Speaks Out: giant Brazilian bank offers rare in-depth interview

Indigenous Brazilians under threat from killings and resource projects: UN Rapporteur

Report from the Amazon #5: Iriri River folk may be forced from their homes to protect the environment they love

Protests continue amid signs that controversial Borneo dam cancelled

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