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Indigenous communities

Matthew Adeleye (L) and David Bowman (R) in Emerald swamp, Three Hummock Island.

Fire and Forest: How Early Tasmanians Shaped Their World

Amazon rainforest may be more resilient to deforestation than previously thought

Sustainable Bioeconomy Model Could Revolutionize Amazon Conservation and Development

Slash-and-burn agriculture can increase forest biodiversity

This artist’s depiction shows how Beesiiwo cooowuse may have appeared while roaming the Earth between 250 and 227 million years ago. The newly described rhynchosaur species was named in the language of the northern Arapaho, who live where its fossils were discovered in central Wyoming. GABRIEL UGUETO

Newly described ancient reptile named in language of First Nations where fossils were found

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