Natural Faith
Reading Time: 17 min Faith is an important part of Carlos Vicente’s story. “Faith is the foundation of my life.” Carlos’ mother was from the northeast of Brazil. “Her parents migrated from the northeast to the south. When they arrived,
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Dry leaves crunched under my feet. I looked at the dead plant material layered over the forest floor and glanced ahead to a group of workers from the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute, who were sweeping this plant
Reading Time: 3 min About a month ago I was invited by the nascent Fins Initiative to attend and contribute
Reading Time: 3 min Back in 2020 I read an amazing book that I have constantly reflected upon: Wilding, by
Reading Time: 7 min Neocolonialism refers to the indirect control that powerful countries exert over less developed nations, primarily
Reading Time: 11 min scroll down for the Italian translation Chiara Vigo, is the last known master of the byssus
Reading Time: 9 min My interest in learning and collaborating with indigenous communities in Mexico came from personal experiences
Reading Time: 21 min Depending on how you define it, activism has a long history in so called Australia.
Reading Time: 7 min Toitū te marae a Tāne-Mahuta, toitū te marae a Tangaroa, toitū te tangata. This is
Reading Time: 11 min Willem van Aalst worked in finance. “I met a commodity trader with EF Hutton. I
Reading Time: 6 min For the past two decades, the legend of David, the young shepherd who defeated the
Reading Time: 13 min “I come from a world very sick, full of fear, full of greed. I focused
Reading Time: 5 min Established in 1959, the Galapagos Islands is Ecuador’s oldest National Park. Renowned for each island’s
Reading Time: 8 min In the high peaks of the Peruvian Andes is the sacred home of a community
Reading Time: 9 min When people ask me what I do, I tell them I’m a storyteller. People often
Reading Time: 7 min The Arhuaco, Kogi, Wiwa and Kankuamo communities have long safeguarded the sacred lands of the
Reading Time: 3 min In August, we focused on the development of the European Union’s Nature Restoration Law, a
Reading Time: 10 min The term globalisation describes how local cultures and economies became interdependent through technology and trade.
Reading Time: 13 min Until relatively recently, legal systems all over the world have been positioned against the environment’s
Reading Time: 3 min I was watching a news report on the historic drought and recently declared state of
Reading Time: 10 min I was invited to Davos by Rudy Randa, the Managing Director of the Boa Foundation.
Reading Time: 11 min Petrine McCrohan is a wild soul. For her, a wild soul allows the mystery of
Reading Time: 9 min Three months ago, I boarded a Sea Shepherd ship, the Sea Eagle, in Paola, Calabria,
Reading Time: 2 min It is with a heavy heart that I again sit down to write about Marco
Reading Time: 18 min Jojo Mehta is a force of nature. Her connection to the Earth was inspired by
Reading Time: 11 min This past month, when I open Instagram each morning, I am met with story after
Reading Time: 8 min Earlier this year on a warm May morning, I volunteered with a friend, Cesare, at
Reading Time: 17 min Faith is an important part of Carlos Vicente’s story. “Faith is the foundation of my
Reading Time: 3 min About a month ago I was invited by the nascent Fins Initiative to attend and contribute
Reading Time: 3 min Back in 2020 I read an amazing book that I have constantly reflected upon: Wilding, by
Reading Time: 7 min Neocolonialism refers to the indirect control that powerful countries exert over less developed nations, primarily
Reading Time: 11 min scroll down for the Italian translation Chiara Vigo, is the last known master of the byssus
Reading Time: 9 min My interest in learning and collaborating with indigenous communities in Mexico came from personal experiences
Reading Time: 21 min Depending on how you define it, activism has a long history in so called Australia.
Reading Time: 7 min Toitū te marae a Tāne-Mahuta, toitū te marae a Tangaroa, toitū te tangata. This is
Reading Time: 11 min Willem van Aalst worked in finance. “I met a commodity trader with EF Hutton. I
Reading Time: 6 min For the past two decades, the legend of David, the young shepherd who defeated the
Reading Time: 13 min “I come from a world very sick, full of fear, full of greed. I focused
Reading Time: 5 min Established in 1959, the Galapagos Islands is Ecuador’s oldest National Park. Renowned for each island’s
Reading Time: 8 min In the high peaks of the Peruvian Andes is the sacred home of a community
Reading Time: 9 min When people ask me what I do, I tell them I’m a storyteller. People often
Reading Time: 7 min The Arhuaco, Kogi, Wiwa and Kankuamo communities have long safeguarded the sacred lands of the
Reading Time: 3 min In August, we focused on the development of the European Union’s Nature Restoration Law, a
Reading Time: 10 min The term globalisation describes how local cultures and economies became interdependent through technology and trade.
Reading Time: 13 min Until relatively recently, legal systems all over the world have been positioned against the environment’s
Reading Time: 3 min I was watching a news report on the historic drought and recently declared state of
Reading Time: 10 min I was invited to Davos by Rudy Randa, the Managing Director of the Boa Foundation.
Reading Time: 11 min Petrine McCrohan is a wild soul. For her, a wild soul allows the mystery of
Reading Time: 9 min Three months ago, I boarded a Sea Shepherd ship, the Sea Eagle, in Paola, Calabria,
Reading Time: 2 min It is with a heavy heart that I again sit down to write about Marco
Reading Time: 18 min Jojo Mehta is a force of nature. Her connection to the Earth was inspired by
Reading Time: 11 min This past month, when I open Instagram each morning, I am met with story after
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