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Declaration of the People of Abya Yala for Water and Pachamama
Originally published: Dec. 2/2011Republished: Feb. 19/2013Organizations, communities, nationalities, collectives and individuals from the continent, together [...]
When conserving nature violates people's rights.
For many there is no doubt that indigenous and tribal peoples around the world are [...]
Calculate your ecological footprint
Do you know how many natural resources would be used globally if everyone on the planet consumed as [...]
Indigenous peoples and extractivism. Interview with Franco Viteri (Sarayaku)
Franco Viteri, from the Kichwa people of Sarayaku, is currently a representative of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. The [...]
FRIENDLY WHALE WATCHING
The following guidelines have been developed for responsible whale watching operations. If you [...]
MAIN DANGERS FOR HUMPBACK WHALES IN ECUADORIAN WATERS
Within Ecuadorian territorial waters, the Galapagos area is declared a "sanctuary of [...]
WONDERFUL ECUADOR
Now we show you another of our works, a favorite in many circles [...]
Sarayacu case: Young people in Guayaquil begin to group together.
Photo: Johannes Orejuela A group of activists, students and young people from the city of Guayaquil [...]
SOP Without Planned Obsolescence
The concept of planned obsolescence emerged between 1920 and 1930 with the intention of creating a [...]
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