“Umu-Kaja Yepa” – Discusiones sociales sobre las áreas comunitarias para la conservación
The indigenous territory of the Yapú Zone “Umu – Kaya Yepa” occupies an area of 150,000 hectares of …
The indigenous territory of the Yapú Zone “Umu – Kaya Yepa” occupies an area of 150,000 hectares of …
Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr, discusses the practice of “dadirri” according the tradition of the Aboriginal Australians, from the Daly River…
This paper explores the spiritual dimensions of traditional Māori ways of knowing the world and the child. It…
In this short documentary, shamans from the banks of the Pirá Paraná River, from the Amazon basin, in…
This publication exposes the worldview of the Arawak indigenous people (ijka) who live in the Sierra Nevada de…
The old Lakota was wise. He knew that a man’ s heart away from Nature becomes hard; he…
The symbolic vision of the landscape of the Andes, still shared by several indigenous peoples who have preserved…
After six expressions of gratitude, this new declaration contains ten solemn commitments that all members of the TICCA…
Territories and areas that Indigenous peoples and local communities govern, manage, and conserve (hereafter territories of life) are…
The international legal principle known as the “Doctrine of Discovery” has caused immeasurable harm to indigenous peoples throughout…