First Nations communities grapple with the same challenges but often present alternative approaches worthy of exploration. This RSS page provides a scan of work being done in this space or context for information purposes. All work (science-based or traditional) needs to be looked at critically. The source of the work should be considered secondary to the body of evidence supporting the arguments made in the work.
- by bobbybascombA 1,000-year ecological reconstruction reveals that Australia’s ongoing wildfire crisis stems from the colonial disruption of Indigenous fire management rather than climate change alone, according to a study published in Nature. For more than 800 years prior to British colonization […]
- by BRUHAN MAKONGNAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 26 — Faith and indigenous leaders are meeting in Nairobi for a two-day interfaith dialogue aimed at turning religious values and indigenous knowledge into practical action to…
- by The QuintViolence erupts in Arunachal Pradesh as Siang dam protests escalate, prompting security clampdown.
- by Maksym AkimovMelbourne researchers used lake sediments to show that Australian bushfires worsened after Aboriginal people were driven off their land, not just from climate.
- by https://www.facebook.com/theclimatewatchCOP17 faces divisions over biodiversity finance, corporate contributions and safeguards for Indigenous peoples and local communities.
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- by Amit DixitAs climate disasters become daily reality, Indian writers are turning to cli-fi, using fiction to imagine futures shaped by heat, floods and ecological upheaval
- by https://www.facebook.com/theclimatewatchCOP17 protesters in Yerevan demand stronger protections, justice and accountability for environmental defenders.
- by https://www.facebook.com/theclimatewatchCOP17 biodiversity education decision raises concerns over funding for Indigenous communities, women and youth.
- by Olwam MnyandeAfrica holds incredible agricultural biodiversity, yet millions face hunger. Researchers and advocacy groups encourage South Africans to embrace climate-resilient, nutrient-dense, indigenous crops and empower young agricultural entrepreneurs to build sustainable solutions against poverty and hunger.
- by Baloch Siddik AzadAbstract This article examines the contested labels of “terrorist” and “defender” in the context of Balochistan. It argues that the Pakistani state’s portrayal of Baloch resistance as terrorism is a…
- by Yenni KwokCANBERRA — World Kangaroo Day, on Oct. 24, celebrates one of Australia’s national symbols and the macropod’s special place in the country’s environment and First Nations cultures. In 2026, as “super El Niño” wreaks havoc across the globe, it is […]
- by Emma HoneybunAdvocates say a bill approaching its third reading will fast-track impacts that First Nations have already been feeling for decades.
- by Aidan OleckoREGINA, Sask. — Strong winds moving east across Saskatchewan could make travel dangerous for truck drivers and people towing trailers, warns Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. Lang says the winds picked up in south…
- by @joyonlineghanaThe inaugural Climate x Culture Summit 2026 has brought together climate practitioners, creative industry leaders, researchers, media professionals, financial sector representatives and technology innovators to explore how culture and creativity can contribute to climate action and sustainable development in Africa.