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Boa Sr was the final member of the Bo tribe. © Alok Das On Worldwide Mom Language Day, Survival explores the world’s…
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Criticisms of photographer Jimmy Nelson’s “Earlier than They Go Away”
The work of famed photographer Jimmy Nelson, creator of coffee-table e book ‘Earlier than they cross away’, has been attacked…
Tribal Voice | Survival Worldwide
Multiple hundred and fifty million males, girls and youngsters in over sixty international locations dwell in tribal societies. Their voices…
Parks want peoples – Survival Worldwide
© Survival Within the first of seven articles Survival’s Director Stephen Corry argues that conservation is failing to realize its said…
Prime tribal conservation abilities – Survival Worldwide
Awá man making arrows, Brazil. The Awá have an intimate information of their rainforest and are extraordinarily expert hunters © Survival Worldwide…
Open letter to U.S. anthropologists Kim Hill and Robert S. Walker
The pictures reveal a thriving, wholesome group with baskets stuffed with manioc and papaya contemporary from their gardens. © G. Miranda/FUNAI/Survival Indigenous…
The Final of the Kawahiva
© FUNAI 2011 The Kawahiva are a small group of uncontacted Indians residing in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest. They’re the survivors of…
Iconoclasm and stopping the parks con
Awahneechee needed to fake to be Plains Indigenous individuals for vacationers in Yosemite, 1916-29. © The Newberry Library, Chicago How racist eugenics…
The 2 faces of conservation
© Survival By Stephen Corry, former Director A model of this text appeared as When Conservationists Militarize, Who’s the Actual Poacher?…
Tesia’s Story – Survival Worldwide
Tesia launched herself off El Capitan in Yosemite Nationwide Park to cease conservation crimes. © Edwin Bobrycki/ Survival 2015 In 2015, Tesia…