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Sacred Lands and Wilderness

From ocean defenders pulling discarded fishing nets from the sea’s depths to Indigenous custodians defying deforestation, One Percent for the Planet has spent over two decades supporting those repairing our… Read More

Infinite Weavings is a beautiful series of black and white illustrations by Argentine artist Julia Rouaux, in which art, science, and conservation merge to portray the fragility of South American… Read More

Long-term Gaia Associate, Martín von Hildebrand, has been named the new Secretary-General of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization: an intergovernmental alliance formed by eight Amazonian countries. A Colombian anthropologist and… Read More

Off the Atlantic coast of Uruguay, just a few nautical miles from Punta del Este, Isla de Lobos (Sealion Island) is home to a wondrous diversity of marine life. Seals… Read More

This September New Moon, when the stars were at their most luminous, our beloved elder, friend and teacher – Stephan Harding – passed into the ancestral realm. A soulful scientist… Read More

This interview with Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner Gertrude Pswarayi-Jabson was originally published by the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa. Their ‘Voices of AFSA’ series celebrates those leading the return to… Read More

Uniting scientists, citizens, fishers and school-children behind Uruguay’s quest for ocean protection An update from Gaia’s Sacred Lands and Waters Lead, Fiona Wilton There is nothing like surfing a wave… Read More

Grace Iara Souza, lead convenor of the Alliance for the Amazon and Beyond, spent almost three months in Brazil at the turn of this year. She tells us about her… Read More

Farewell to a friend, leader and voice for the ‘Heart of the World’ – by Fiona Wilton For the Arhuaco people of northern Colombia, there is life and spirit in… Read More

By Fiona Wilton, Sacred Lands and Waters Lead at The Gaia Foundation. Originally published in SEA Magazine.  It’s hard not to feel a sense of wonder when you think of Antarctica – snowy landscapes,… Read More