Why the world's most isolated people are under growing threat

At least 196 uncontacted Indigenous groups remain, half of which could be wiped out in under 10 years, according to a new ...

Who are the world's indigenous uncontacted peoples and why are they under threat?

A report says uncontacted people are under unprecedented threat from the rest of civilisation, and that they could be wiped ...

Half of all uncontacted Indigenous tribes may disappear by 2036

Half of the world’s remaining uncontacted Indigenous groups may disappear within a decade without concerted conservation ...

A sacred lake, a Columbus statue, and an Indigenous people’s long struggle for land

The Onondaga Nation's effort to reclaim a piece of the Onondaga Lake's shoreline is stalled amid issues related to taxes, the ...

Indigenous Peoples Day post revives debate over how the Alamo’s history should be told

A social media post from the official Alamo account recognizing Indigenous people has revived an enduring dispute over how ...
Courthouse News Service

Indigenous scholars advocate for the Land Back movement

The University of Colorado Boulder's annual Martz Symposium on Public Lands gathered lawyers, scholars and nature lovers to ...

Half of uncontacted Indigenous tribes "could be wiped out" in 10 years, report says. Here's what to know.

Loggers were killed last year after entering Mashco Piro territory in Peru's Amazon, with Indigenous leaders warning that ...

Indigenous Peoples Day celebration in Philadelphia comes alive with traditional music, dance and food

Dozens braved the rain to honor Native history and culture during Philadelphia's 9th annual Indigenous Peoples Day ...
Environmental Defense Fund

New Analysis Finds Indigenous Lands and Protected Areas Are Key in Slowing Deforestation; Without them Brazilian Amazon Forest Loss Would be 35% and Carbon Emissions 45% Higher

EDF study shows protecting 63.4M ha of Brazilian Amazon as Indigenous or protected land could curb deforestation from land grabs and farming.

Get to know the Journal Sentinel's Frank Vaisvilas, who covers Indigenous Affairs

Instead of being anchored to his desk, reporter Frank Vaisvilas is at his best on the road, among the people he covers across ...

'Illegitimate claim': Aboriginal group seeking compensation for stadium slammed as deal already struck with local land council

A Local Aboriginal Land Council has hit back after a breakaway Aboriginal group's compensation claim was rejected because a ...