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• Coastal First Nations have a robust conservation economy in the Great Bear Rainforest

  
  21 de junio, puesto en línea por Mongabay.com — News, Conservation, Haida Gwaii, indigenous conservation, Great Bear Rainforest
  Over the past decade, First Nations have created a robust conservation economy in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest, one of the largest old-growth temperate rainforests left in the world, through investments in sustainable development and environmental stewardship projects that link the health of (...)

• Xinka Parliament condemns Pan American’s interference in consultation process

  
  18 de junio, puesto en línea por NISGUA — News, Canadian mining companies, Escobal mine, Tahoe Resources, Xinka Parliament, Pan American Silver
  On Wednesday, May 8th, hundreds of members of the Peaceful Resistance of Santa Rosa, Jalapa, and Jutiapa gathered at the resistance encampment in Casillas for a press conference organized by the Xinka Parliament. Women, men, elders, and children stood together in the threatening rain to hear (...)

• India government prepares all-out assault on tribal rights

  
  17 de junio, puesto en línea por Survival International — News
  format_textdirection_l_to_rEste artículo está disponible en español aquí A meeting taking place in Delhi tomorrow could determine the fate of eight million tribal people and other forest dwellers in India. The talks between states and the Ministry of Tribal Affairs follows February’s hugely (...)

• Native rights advocates try to bust ‘riot-boosting’ law in court

  
  15 de junio, puesto en línea por Talli Nauman — News, pipelines, KXL
  RAPID CITY – The U.S. District Court here scheduled a June 12 court date to consider a lawsuit from the Indigenous Environmental Network and others against South Dakota’s newly-enacted “riot boosting” legislation. The legislation is intended to save South Dakota budget money during anticipated (...)

• How Indigenous leadership is protecting communities from climate disasters

  
  14 de junio, puesto en línea por Jocelyn Stacey — News, Climate Change, Climate Resilience
  “The fires were never a threat to us. It was the state that was the threat.” In two short sentences Chief Joe Alphonse, Tribal Chair of the Tsilhqot’in National Government, conveyed to a House of Commons committee a central insight of disaster studies. The environment does not create disasters — (...)

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