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Canada: Tsilhqot’in Declare Tribal Park surrounding Sacred Fish Lake
Reposted from Cultural Survival Photo credit: Cultural Survival On October 12th, Tsilhqot’in People gathered at Fish Lake in British Colombia to inaugurate a totem pole at a new conservation area...
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In October 2014, Survival International (SI) reported that “Baka men and women in Cameroon are regularly victims of violence and intimidation by wildlife officers and the soldiers that accompany...
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A Too Common Occurrence: Maasai Land Theft by Safari Company in Northern...
Reposted from the Cultural Survival Quarterly, 38-4 Indigenous Rights Protect Us All (December 2014) Cattle in disputed land [photo credit: Cultural Survival] The expansive landscapes and large...
View ArticleFinal Land Claim Agreements Supersede Territorial Legislation in Yukon
In December 2014, a Yukon court rejected the Yukon government’s land use plan for the Peel Watershed, on the grounds that it does not respect final land claim agreements with First Nations. The lawsuit...
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Indigenous Knowledge: The key to Biodiversity Conservation
Reposted from Cultural Survival Quarterly issue 39-1 Upholding Indigenous Rights Is Good Business (March 2015) Image: Joseph Goko Mutangah. Photo Courtesy of UNPFII Joseph Goko Mutangah initially...
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