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Iriri River folk may be forced from their homes to protect their environment

By Annika McGinnis 11 de April de 201614 de September de 2020

The colonos and beiradeiros live sustainably, but a new ecological station created around them could force these rural people from their lands.

U'was group protesting

The Guardian: Colombian tribe scores ‘historic’ victory versus Big Gas

By Mark Smith 27 de March de 201514 de September de 2020

State company Ecopetrol pulls out of drilling site in territories belonging to the indigenous U’wa people.

Toma de drone

Aidesep: Indigenous peoples are learning to use drones to protect their territories

By Mark Smith 27 de September de 201414 de September de 2020

The Interethnic Association for the Development of Indigenous Peoples (Aidesep) reported that indigenous leaders from various regions of the country are being trained in the use of drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) for better protection of their territories.

The cheap option on climate change: recognize indigenous rights to forests

By Mark Smith 20 de September de 201414 de September de 2020

For example, Peru has leased out 60 percent of its share of Amazon rainforest as oil and gas concessions. This huge swathe of open-for-development land overlaps 70 percent of all indigenous communities in the nation.

Thomson Reuters: In Peru’s Amazon, indigenous communities protect forests

By Mark Smith 28 de May de 201414 de September de 2020

New international forest conservation programme will help stem forest loss in this area of the central Peruvian Amazon while increasing indigenous families’ income.

Land Tenure Regularisation in the Amazon

By Giovanny Vera 28 de July de 201314 de September de 2020

Critical areas are at risk of transform into lawless land, if the land issue is not addressed.

Land tenure regularization reduces deforestation in protected areas

By Giovanny Vera 28 de March de 201314 de September de 2020

New study shows that the most important factor to reduce deforestation in protected areas is land tenure regularization.

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Toma de drone

Aidesep: Indigenous peoples are learning to use drones to protect their territories

27 de September de 2014

Iriri River folk may be forced from their homes to protect their environment

11 de April de 2016

Thomson Reuters: In Peru’s Amazon, indigenous communities protect forests

28 de May de 2014

U'was group protesting

The Guardian: Colombian tribe scores ‘historic’ victory versus Big Gas

27 de March de 2015

The cheap option on climate change: recognize indigenous rights to forests

20 de September de 2014

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