Who we are
We are a global collective of journalists, photographers, documentarians, educators, farmers, researchers, and teachers that believe Indigenous and local knowledge is a keystone to repairing the loss of biodiversity in our world.
Indigenous people and local communities protect 21% of land on earth—approximately the size of Africa—and 80% of the world’s biodiversity.
Research shows that Indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ traditional practices play an outsized role in sustaining the world’s biodiversity. These practices illuminate solutions that the public, scientists, and policymakers need to protect life on earth.
We use solutions journalism to bring news of these methods and their impacts to a wider audience. These stories increase public awareness of biodiversity loss and reveal strategies to effectively restore global biodiversity together.
Our Stories
We bring stories about the restoration of biodiversity from Indigenous peoples and local communities to the world. Stories that illuminate the interconnected nature of life and reveal strategies to effectively restore global biodiversity together.
Popular Stories
Our Storytellers
Meet the people who captures our diverse stories from local and indigenous communities
Write for Us
We are looking for indigenous storytellers to collaborate with and if you belong to the indigenous community and have a story to share with us we would love to hear from you. We aim to honour and promote indigenous cultures through this initiative.