Via the Lush Summit 2018 Answering the question, is a talk by Shannon Biggs from Movement Rights, on indigenous and nature’s…
Congratulations to the Ponca Nation of Oklahoma on making history by becoming the the first tribe in the U.S. to…
The following videos are from the first-ever Rights of Nature Symposium were held this past October 2017 at Tulane Law School.…
Via Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund – CELDF CELDF’s Thomas Linzey narrates this slideshow which examines why we’re unable to make…
The Rights of Nature Symposium was held on October 27, 2017, at Tulane Law School in New Orleans.
Via Movement Rights BONN, Germany – The 4th session of the International Rights of Nature Tribunal, held concurrently with the…
“It is time to stop thinking we must protect nature and recognize that as much as every other life form on
Earth, we are nature.”
Via FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 30, 2017 MEDIA CONTACTS: Casey Camp-Horinek, Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma Business Council caseycamphorinek@yahoo.com (580) 716-7015 Shannon Biggs, Co-founder…
On Friday, October 27th, the first-ever Rights of Nature Symposium will be held at Tulane University Law School in New…
From the deserts of Phoenix Arizona, the Tonatierra Community Development Institute and the Comites de Defensa del Barrio shares a conversation with indigenous community…
In an historic move, the Ponca Nation of OK unanimously agreed to pass a tribal law recognizing the rights of…
“We know firsthand that when you grind into the bones of the mother, that she begins to shake and shudder with pain, and with the reality that she has to live find a way to live with her waters being poisoned.”