Author Archives: Barbara Crane Navarro - Rainforest Art Project

“The way out of the depression and grief and guilt of the carbon cul-de-sac we have driven down is to contemplate the world without us. To know that the Earth, that life, will continue its evolutionary journey in all its … Continue reading →

« Carta al Viejo MundoGenocidio indígena de BrasilLa violencia es un ciclo largo. Las antiguas órdenes siguen resonando y ahora han llegado a las últimas selvas vírgenes del mundo.¿El orden? ¡Exterminar! » Jaider Esbell dijo: « Como pueblos Indígenas, ya hemos salido … Continue reading →

This book is for people of any age who are terrified about the climate crisis or who don’t know how to help loved ones who are. Book Review: Generation Dread — Darcy Hitchcock

Jaider Esbell disse: « Como povos indígenas, já emergimos de um processo histórico apocalíptico. » « Carta ao Velho Mundo » faz parte de uma narrativa visual que denuncia os horrores que os povos indígenas sofreram e ainda sofrem no Brasil e articula … Continue reading →

“The way out of the depression and grief and guilt of the carbon cul-de-sac we have driven down is to contemplate the world without us. To know that the Earth, that life, will continue its evolutionary journey in all its … Continue reading →

« Lettre à l’Ancien MondeGénocide Indigène Brésil La violence est un long cycle. Les ordres anciens continuent de résonner et sont maintenant arrivés dans les dernières forêts vierges du monde. L’ordre? Exterminer! » Jaider Esbell a déclaré : « En tant qu’Autochtones, … Continue reading →

“It’s a vivid portrayal of the land and its people, a snapshot of a not-so-distant time…And it’s a glorious book — an assured novel that’s gorgeously told.” –New York Times Damnation Spring: When fact meets fiction — Conservation Sense and Nonsense

« Letter to the Old World Genocide Indigenous Brazil  Violence is a long cycle. Ancient orders continue to echo and have now arrived in the world’s last virgin forests.  The order? Exterminate! » Jaider Esbell said: « As Indigenous people, we have already … Continue reading →

Chacina de yanomami teve primeira condenação por genocídio no país Na manhã de 23 de julho de 1993, um grupo de garimpeiros entrou na aldeia yanomami de Haximu, na fronteira da Venezuela com o Brasil, e assassinou 12 indígenas. 27 … Continue reading →

foto: Barrick Gold Corporation L’oro è una reliquia coloniale che dobbiamo riconoscere con urgenza come essenzialmente priva di valore: la deforestazione, l’inquinamento e gli impatti catastrofici sull’acqua, sulla fauna selvatica e sulle comunità indigene sono principalmente per gioielli e prodotti … Continue reading →