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From Yosemite to the Congo: The violent history of conservation - Vimarsana News

From Yosemite to the Congo: The violent history of conservation

How the creation of Yosemite became a global model for expelling Indigenous people from their land.

Source: grist.org
German-funded inquiry into DRC atrocities slammed as 'cover-up' | Investigation News - Vimarsana News

German-funded inquiry into DRC atrocities slammed as 'cover-up' | Investigation News

Photos appear to support claim that Indigenous villagers were killed in drive to force them from Kahuzi-Biega Park.

Sushil Raj; Dr. Albert Kwokwo Barume Archives - Conservation news - Vimarsana News

Sushil Raj; Dr. Albert Kwokwo Barume Archives - Conservation news

Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.

A conservation paradigm based on Indigenous values in DR Congo (commentary) - Vimarsana News

A conservation paradigm based on Indigenous values in DR Congo (commentary)

The Batwa Indigenous peoples lived in the Kahuzi-Biega forests of present-day Democratic Republic of Congo for centuries before Belgian colonial rule imposed formal change in 1937 with the establishment of the Zoological and Forest Reserve of Mount Kahuzi. The Batwa were never consulted nor compensated as the legal status of their ancestral lands changed. Colonial […]

DR Congo: Neglected Massacre of Indigenous Group - Vimarsana News

DR Congo: Neglected Massacre of Indigenous Group

Democratic Republic of Congo authorities have failed to fully investigate the killing of at least 66 Indigenous Iyeke people in the Bianga district of Monkoto territory in February 2021.

Source: hrw.org