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Maps, Magic, and Medicine explores the importance of indigenous knowledge to protect the environment. Each month we bring you stories about the spiritual, the unexplained, and the unbelievab...
Deep in the Amazon, there are groups that have made the decision to isolate themselves from the outside world. These isolated or uncontacted...
Julian Lennon, musician, photographer, and founder of the White Feather Foundation hosts this special episode about the Kogi indigenous peop...
Suriname is the only country in the Western hemisphere that does not recognize the land rights of indigenous groups. Yet, development projec...
Taita Luciano, un medico tradicional de la cultura Inga, habla sobre la importancia del yagé para el medio ambiente y como su mal uso afecta...
Taita Luciano, a traditional healer from the Colombian Amazon, reflects on the importance of the traditional medicine yagé or ayahuasca for...
When Mark Plotkin went down to Suriname, he wanted to study how indigenous peoples use plants. But when he saw his indigenous friend Wuta le...
Over 20 years ago, the conservation world was changing. An unexpected event showed Liliana Madrigal a different way forward that puts people...
Maps, Magic, and Medicine explores the importance of indigenous cultural knowledge to protect the environment. But what do we mean by "Maps,...
Many indigenous groups in the Amazon struggle to encourage young people to adopt traditional culture and learn about their ancestor’s storie...
Indigenous groups are often given two choices: to stay in the rainforest or leave to enter "modernity." That was the case with Wuta in the S...
Over twenty years ago, the Kogi people predicted what we now call global climate change. Today, their message is the same.