Author Archives: Barbara Crane Navarro - Rainforest Art Project

Australia’s Daintree rainforest was returned to its Aboriginal owners as part of the government’s effort to cede control of the world’s oldest rainforest, officials said Wednesday (29.09.2021). Daintree National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing a 135-million-year-old rainforest, was … Continue reading →

King’s Academic warns how the state decision could set a precedent for many other cases unless overruled by the Supreme Court Land reserves occupied by indigenous groups in Brazil are at risk of being lost because of a constitutional decision … Continue reading →

Na “Utopia” de Thomas More, publicada em 1516, ouro e pedras preciosas não têm valor. Na verdade, eles têm o peso do sangue, da escravidão e da loucura humana … A Arte da Manipulação:O conceito corporativo de patrocínio artístico foi … Continue reading →

Polícia Federal deflagra a Operação Bezerro de Ouro III, em Itaituba/PA, para dar prosseguimento a investigações que apuram funcionamento de garimpos ilegais em terras indígenas. Itaituba/PA – A Polícia Federal (PF) deflagrou hoje (9/9) a Operação Bezerro de Ouro III. Essa … Continue reading →

NGOs take legal action against an almost 100 km route cleared through the Amazon The first time I visited Colonia Angamos, a border-post-turned-tiny-town in the far western Amazon, was in a hydroplane that put down on the River Yaquerana. On … Continue reading →

Nearly 30% of Brazil’s gold exports are illegal, report says – Reuters https://ift.tt/3Dvd5tc Nearly 30% of Brazil’s gold exports are illegal, report says  Reuters Superforest via “deforestation” – Google News https://ift.tt/2tI2HiE Nearly 30% of Brazil’s gold exports are illegal, report says – … Continue reading →

“A Terra está com febre!” A frase é do líder indígena, escritor e ambientalista Ailton Krenak, convidado do 36º episódio do Política ao Quadrado. Além de trazer reflexões sobre o custo do atual modelo de consumo e de desenvolvimento para o … Continue reading →

The GENOCIDE of the YANOMAMI for Gold and Diamond Merchandise – 2023 “Things have been bad since 2015, when the price of gold started to rise. The life of the Yanomami is indexed to the price of gold”, says anthropologist … Continue reading →

Yesterday I wrote why decolonization and Indigenous liberation is the only way to mitigate the damages done from unrestrained fossil fuel extraction and burning. From a lifetime’s experience I know just saying something like that doesn’t register for most people. … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Educating for Future Democracy Collaborative: It is a paradox that education is crucial for healing, in this case healing from the intergenerational traumas suffered by Indigenous peoples in the lands called the United States and Canada. And … Continue reading →