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Indigenous women record age-old knowledge of bees in Colombia s Amazon

Je’chu, a god, first created bees so that their wax would cure the world. So goes the spiritual testament of the Yucuna Indigenous peoples of Colombia. “He is our god and creator our grandfather,” narrates Carmenza Yucuna Rivas, leader of the Miriti-Parana Indigenous Reserve in Colombia, located in the Amazon Rainforest. “And he created […]

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Traditional dances of La Chorrera nominated for Intangible Patrimony of Colombia

Traditional dances of La Chorrera nominated for Intangible Patrimony of Colombia
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Traditional dances of La Chorrera nominated for Intangible Patrimony of Colombia

Intimidation of Brazil s enviro scientists, academics, officials on upswing

Intimidation of Brazil’s enviro scientists, academics, officials on upswing Increasingly, Brazilian environmental researchers, academics and officials appear to be coming under fire for their scientific work or views, sometimes from the Jair Bolsonaro government, but also from anonymous Bolsonaro supporters. Researchers and academics have come under attack for their scientific work on agrochemicals, deforestation and other topics, as well as for their socio-environmental views. Attacks have taken the form of anonymous insults and death threats, gag orders, equipment thefts, and even attempted kidnapping. A range of intimidation is being experienced by officials, including firings and threats of retaliation for institutional criticism at IBAMA, Brazil’s environment agency, ICMBio, the Chico Mendes Institute of Biodiversity Conservation overseeing Brazil’s national parks, and FUNAI, the Indigenous affairs agency.

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