‘We are fearful’: Indigenous Mexicans dread new military buildup on ancestral land

Micaela* always stops to kiss a cross at the base of three hills, a lush swath of land in the indigenous ejido of San Sebastián…

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An actor, two big bees and a lot of experts: a week spent tackling the planet’s problems

At times in Marseille’s early autumn sun, pre-pandemic life felt tantalisingly close at the world’s largest conservation gathering since Covid began. Scientists presented the latest…

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‘It could feed the world’: amaranth, a health trend 8,000 years old that survived colonization

Just over 10 years ago, a small group of Indigenous Guatemalan farmers visited Beata Tsosie-Peña’s stucco home in northern New Mexico. In the arid heat,…

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‘Teeming with biodiversity’: green groups buy Belize forest to protect it ‘in perpetuity’

“These logs are historic,” says Elma Kay, standing in Belize Maya Forest, where she has been doing an inventory of felled trees. “These are the…

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‘Ecological island’: as Maasai herding lands shrink, so does space for Kenya’s elephants

Kenyan elephants risk a slow extinction in a bleak, ever-shrinking “ecological island” in one of the country’s most picturesque and photographed landscapes, according to a…

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