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Stepping Softly on the Earth

Twenty artists, mostly non-western and indigenous, consider how dam projects, diamond mining, monoculture and other human interventions have affected their lands and way of life

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Migrate Art presents From The Ashes , an exhibition and auction to raise funds

Migrate Art presents From The Ashes , an exhibition and auction to raise funds
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Ancient Amazon earthwork findings spotlight Indigenous land struggles today

The Amazon has long been considered home to Indigenous peoples, dating back thousands of years. They worked the land in ways we are familiar with today. They built ditches, ponds, wells and other structures that show the rainforest was not “untouched” as often mistakenly thought. Centuries later, these populations, and the societies they formed, were […]

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The Amazon s archaeology of hope: Q&A with anthropologist Michael Heckenberger

A professor at the University of Florida, Michael Heckenberger has been visiting and studying Indigenous peoples at the Upper Xingu River for decades and says the Amazon is already facing its tipping point: “It’s a tipping event.”

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Dark Earth Deciphered: Ancient Amazonians Intentionally Created Fertile Dark Earth

The rich soil holds thousands of tons of carbon, sequestered over centuries by indigenous practices, a new study suggests. The Amazon river basin is known for its immense and lush tropical forests, so one might assume that the Amazon’s land is equally rich. In fact, the soils underlying the fores

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