Amazon Indians Can Be Saved
A Yanomami lady sporting brightly colored macaw feathers on the Seventh Meeting of the Hutakara Yanomami Affiliation, Watoriki. © Fiona Watson/Survival Brazil’s…
‘In defending them, we’re defending our essence.’
The ‘Grammy’ award-winning Brazilian musician, Heitor Pereira, who has labored with musicians reminiscent of Elton John, Okay.D.Lang and Hans Zimmer,…
The Olympics – Shakespeare, Nelson and noises ringing hole
by Survival’s Director Stephen Corry The Olympic bell is inscribed, ‘The isle is filled with noises’, from Shakespeare’s Tempest. The…
Guarani suicides – how mankind’s divorce from nature impacts on the psyche
Guarani mom and youngster, Brazil. The Guarani face systematic persecution and almost all of their land has been stolen. © João Ripper/Survival…
The silent years – Survival Worldwide
Karapiru noticed his total household massacred by ‘karai’ (white individuals). He escaped and lived on his personal for 10 years…
Barbara Bentley (born 8 Jun 1927: died 28 Dec 2012)
It’s with the deepest remorse that we announce that Barbara Bentley, Survival’s Director 1972-1984, died on 28 December 2012. Obituary…
Virginia Luling (b. June 1939 – d. 7 January 2013)
Together with her sometimes unshowy braveness, Virginia made a number of journeys to Somalia throughout the nation’s civil struggle, on…
Karapiru’s surprising pleasure – Survival Worldwide
Takwarentxia with a monkey, Juriti group, Brazil. © Fiona Watson/Survival Our second and remaining instalment of Karapiru’s story : having made contact…
Demise within the Satan’s Paradise
Putumayo folks in chains throughout the rubber increase. © W Hardenburg Little over 100 years in the past, in March 1913, one…
The parable of the “Brutal Savage”
Yanomami girls and youngsters gathering leaves to show into timbó, a poison used to stun fish, 2010. © Fiona Watson/Survival 2010 How…