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Lessons from Living with an Amazon Indigenous Community in Brazil
Responsible travel can go beyond exploring nature or using eco-friendly transportation — it can also be about connecting with people. To travel consciously means valuing local cultures, protecting the environment, and embracing experiences that transform the way we see the world. We interviewed a traveler who ventured deep into the Amazon rainforest, among rivers and endless […]
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How Indigenous Knowledge is Shaping Canada’s Sustainable Future
Canada’s path toward a sustainable future is deeply influenced by the wisdom and practices of its diverse Indigenous communities. These communities, each with their unique cultural traditions and ecological knowledge, have nurtured a deep connection with the land for centuries, understanding ecosystems and the balance needed to maintain them. Today, as the world grapples with […]
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Amazon vs oil, the revenge of Nature
The indigenous communities of the Amazon won the lawsuit against the oil giant Occidental Petroleum. The words Amazon rainforest, Peru and indigenous make think to a place far away, to thousand of green trees, to the rays of the sun that as golden darts stick into the moist soil, to the clear water that runs deeply […]
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