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Written by: Marcin Jakubowski

Posted in: Open Source Ecology

Dear True Fans: May 7, 2012
I apologize for the lack of frequent reporting as we are going through ‘growing pains.’ We are busy recruiting for this whole ecology of positions. We had a large number of interviews... Read more – ‘Dear True Fans: May 7, 2012’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte

Indigenous Peoples Conservation Spotlighted in Jakarta Globe
A recent article in the Jakarta Globe documented the incredible conservation that the Indigenous Peoples of Indonesia engage in through their way of being. Rizal Mahfud described his Ngata Toro... Read more – ‘Indigenous Peoples Conservation Spotlighted in Jakarta Globe’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte

Training Session on Nagoya Protocol and BCPs for Tribal Link’s Project Access
In preparation for the 11th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII), Tribal Link organised a training session for Indigenous Peoples from all over the world from 2-4 May. This... Read more – ‘Training Session on Nagoya Protocol and BCPs for Tribal Link’s Project Access’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte

Case Study on Forest Use and Management in Vietnam
As Vietnam prepares for the implementation of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD), a challenge has been the limited information on how customary land rights and... Read more – ‘Case Study on Forest Use and Management in Vietnam’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte

New Report on Large-Scale Land Acquisitions
Image via www.globalwitness.orgAs the scale of large-scale land acquisitions in developing nations continues to grow, Global Witness, the International Land Coalition and the Oakland Institute have... Read more – ‘New Report on Large-Scale Land Acquisitions’.

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