Author Archives: Barbara Crane Navarro - Rainforest Art Project

This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The last po’ouli died in an unusual nest. 915 more words Obituary: Why Experts Weep for the Quiet, Beautiful Hawaiian Po’ouli — Mother Jones

L’or illégal est le moyen le plus lucratif pour les cartels de la drogue, les groupes terroristes, les trafiquants d’armes, la mafia, les banquiers sans scrupules ainsi que les négociants et les courtiers internationaux en or de blanchir de l’argent … Continue reading →

Os agricultores/horticultores tem ao seu dispor uma grande variedade de adubos naturais e gratuitos, caso não levemos em consideração o tempo despendido na sua preparação e transporte. acientistaagricola Infelizmente, nem todas as pessoas tem a possibilidade de ter um estábulo … Continue reading →

Illegal gold is the most lucrative way for drug cartels, terrorist groups, arms traffickers, the mafia, unscrupulous bankers as well as international gold traders and brokers to launder money because, contrary to cocaine, gold that’s “legal” looks exactly like illegal … Continue reading →

Please help protect the forests, rivers, wildlife and the lives of the Yanomami and other Indigenous peoples by boycotting ALL products from deforestation; gold, palm oil, exotic wood, soy, beef, etc. Here’s the 38-second film of the Yanomami boy in … Continue reading →

Barbara Crane Navarro habla sobre la creación de arte mientras vivía con el pueblo Yanomami en la selva amazónica y quemaba sus esculturas para protestar contra la deforestación. Cita: “Existe una concepción occidental del arte y de los artistas que … Continue reading →

Hunger for Gold in the Global North is fueling a living hell in the Global South. Here are 13 reasons why you should #BoycottGold4Yanomami 13 Reasons Why You Should Boycott Gold For The Yanomami People — Palm Oil Detectives

Barbara Crane Navarro parle de la création artistique alors qu’elle vivait avec le peuple Yanomami dans la forêt amazonienne et de brûler ses sculptures pour protester contre la déforestation. citation : “Il existe une conception occidentale de l’art et des … Continue reading →

Antes mesmo de embarcar na aventura da expedição etnográfica que deu origem aos três livros da série Do Roraima ao Orinoco, Koch-Grünberg já tinha algum conhecimento das culturas das populações indígenas sul-americanas, pois fizera parte da segunda expedição de Hermann Meyer … Continue reading →

Barbara Crane Navarro talks about creating art while living with The Yanomami people in The Amazon Rainforest, and burning her totemic sculptures as a protest against deforestation. Quote: “There’s an occidental concept of art and artists that includes or excludes … Continue reading →