Indigenous Peoples
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Society
SocietyNative Americans Get Waiver to Remove Plants from National Park for Ancient Dish
The federal government of the U.S.A. has acknowledged the rights of Cherokee Indians to harvest traditional plant foods on their ancestral homeland, lifting the ban of foraging sochan, a unique green plant, in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park.
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Heroes
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Environment
Environment“Be Good to Us to Help The Forest”, Indigenous Tribes Ask Amazon Countries
Leaders in the Amazon – including the presidents of Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru – have joined the indigenous peoples at a summit held in Leticia, Colombia to sign a conservation pact focused on protecting the rainforest.