Looking into the School Feeding Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean
School feeding programs in Latin America and the Caribbean aim to evolve into national policies that support nutrition, education, and local economies.... Read More
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Buen Vivir, the Indigenous Andean Philosophy amid the Social and Ecological Crisis
More than a philosophy, Buen Vivir calls for a shift from exploitation to harmony with nature and each other in the face of climate breakdown.... Read More
How Tosepan Titataniske Leads Community Efforts for Sustainable Tourism in Mexico
Tosepan Titataniske shows how Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities can lead the way toward a sustainable tourism industry.... Read More
Early Detection System for Wildfire Preparedness Using Phones
A study from the University of Southern California has introduced a new system that maps wildfires more efficiently using phones to improve wildfire preparedness.... Read More
Empowering Rural Women in Colombia as Mangrove Guardians
Supporting the role of rural women as guardians of the mangrove ecosystem is essential to conservation efforts.... Read More
Exploring Community-Based Conservation Efforts of Black Howler Monkeys
Community-based conservation efforts in Belize contribute to the steady growth of black howler monkey population.
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Involving Local Fishers in Whale Shark Conservation
Overall, enabling local communities as collaborators in whale shark conservation efforts leads to positive results.
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The Tz´ununya´ Collective, Indigenous Mayan Women Who Protect Lake Atitlán
Indigenous women in the Tz’ununya’ Collective protect Lake Atitlán through litigation and grassroots community actions.... Read More
Upholding the Machángara River’s Rights of Nature Against Pollution
A court ruling affirmed the violated rights of nature of the Machángara River in Ecuador due to pollution and neglect by the municipality.... Read More
The Yurok Tribe in California Enters Partnership to Manage Ancestral Land ‘O Rew
In California, the restoration of ‘O Rew is on track to hand the ancestral land back to its original steward, the Yurok Tribe. ... Read More