Members of the Indigenous Wayuu community, Zoyla Velasquez, left, and her family, visit the graves of their ancestors near a wind farm on the outskirts of Cabo de la Vela, Colombia, Friday ...

It’s part of Colombia’s just energy transition, aiming to replace fossil fuels with renewables while supporting vulnerable groups like Indigenous peoples. The Wayuu say this isn’t happening.

It’s part of Colombia’s just energy transition, aiming to replace fossil fuels with renewables while supporting vulnerable groups like Indigenous peoples. The Wayuu say this isn’t happening.

It's part of Colombia’s just energy transition, aiming to replace fossil fuels with renewables while supporting vulnerable groups like Indigenous peoples. The Wayuu say this isn’t happening.

Mia Butter interviews interdisciplinary artist Natalia Escobar about her work ‘TRAVIESAS,’ which will be presented in Berlin ...

By Kevin Damasio Mariazinha Baré spent her childhood bathing and playing in the Upper Negro River. Born and raised on the ...

Many of our operations are on or near land that is significant to Indigenous communities. We recognise the cultural, spiritual and physical connections that Indigenous Peoples have with land, water, ...

We have to ask their permission,” said Jorge Arevalo, a member of the lake’s Indigenous guard. The Laguna Verde (Green Lake) was one of Colombia’s best-kept secrets for a long time.

Indigenous culture: Pemón rowing a curiara in the Carrao river at Ucaima. Kurun, Kusary and Kurawaik Tepuis. Canaima is a world known place for the beauty of nature and countless waterfalls. The ...

Peatlands around the globe hold more carbon than all the world’s forests, and yet new research reveals a much lower ...