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Help Us Protect the Puelo River in Patagonia
The Puelo River. The Puelo River needs your support! The Puelo, which originates in Argentina, is one of the largest...
Desperate to Save His Job, Brazil's President Temer Escalates Assault on Indigenous Peoples and Amazonian Forests
This week, Brazil’s highly unpopular President Michel Temer signed a legal opinion from the office of his Attorney General (AGU)...
Photo Essay: Inside the Munduruku Occupation of São Manoel Dam
At dawn on Sunday, July 16th, 200 representatives of the indigenous Munduruku nation occupied the main work camp of the...
El Bala Hydroelectric Project: On the Table Again
Bolivia’s Madidi National Park The Beni River, part of the Madeira Drainage in Bolivia, is home to one of the...
Amazon's Forests Still Endangered Despite Brazilian President's Vetoes of Environmental Protection Rollbacks
“It’s as if you sent a message that environmental crime pays.” Brazil’s President Michel Temer surprised many on Monday when...
Funders Exit Agua Zarca Dam, Now Time for Justice
It has been more than a year since our friend and colleague Berta Cáceres was murdered. Berta was the coordinator...
Colombian River Gains Legal Rights
Colombia’s Atrato RiverProduce1895, via Wikimedia Commons Another river has won legal rights. In a landmark verdict, Colombia’s Constitutional Court has...
An Iconic River in Conflict: A Photo Journey Along the Salween River
The Salween River holds a unique place among the world’s great rivers, not only due to its vibrant ecosystem and...
Blood in the Water: Why We Must Defend Water Protectors
A banner at a demonstration at the State Department, Washington, D.C. in 2016 after the murder of Berta Cáceres.Rosarino via...
Samba Parade Spotlights Threats To Rivers, Forests and Indigenous Rights at Rio's Carnival
Parade’s message angered agri-business lobby, but provided an important opportunity for participants to highlight the importance of indigenous rights...