Tribal conservationists in India’s tiger reserves
Baiga lady from Rajak village, threatened with eviction. The villagers are decided to remain and say they don’t need to…
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Tribal conservationists within the Congo Basin
© Kate Eshelby /Survival Our dad and mom taught us that killing a whole lot of animals is wasteful. We…
An Open Letter from the Chenchu tribe of Amrabad tiger Reserve
Chenchu girl from Pecheru village. The village was evicted within the ’80s.The villagers inform us that of the 750 households…
7 Eye-opening Information for Worldwide Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
The Yanomami paint their faces with the pure crimson urucum and black genipapo dyes, and enhance themselves with fowl feathers…
“We make the spirits dance” – the world of the Yanomami shaman
A Yanomami shaman. The spirit world is a elementary a part of Yanomami life. Each creature, rock, tree and mountain…
A Tribute to Claudia Andujar
Yanomami man sleeping in a hammock. © Claudia Andujar/Survival Introduction by Stephen Corry, Survival Worldwide, on the event of Brazilian photographer, Claudia…
The phrases of Davi Kopenawa Yanomami
Indigenous chief and shaman Davi Kopenawa signing copies of his e book ‘The Falling Sky’ – one of the crucial…
Davi Kopenawa Yanomami – Survival Worldwide
Davi Kopenawa, Yanomami spokesman and shaman from Watoriki, Brazil. © Sue Cunningham/Survival A biography of the Amazonian chief and shaman Davi Kopenawa…
The fold behind the knee
‘The Falling Sky’ is a singular e-book by Yanomami shaman Davi Kopenawa. © Harvard College Press A evaluation by Stephen Corry, former…
What’s the actual story behind Botswana elephant deaths?
Free inventory picture © Inventive Commons 6 September 2018The information is awash with the story that 87 elephants are reported to have…