When we talk about climate change, we often think of abstract CO2 targets, melting polar ice caps, and distant future scenarios. But for hundreds of Indigenous communities worldwide, the climate crisis is not a looming possibility but a present, brutal reality. They are not only losing their livelihoods – they are losing their physical and … Read more
The Nenets, Evenks, Khanty, and other indigenous peoples of Siberia have lived for centuries in extreme climatic conditions. Their culture, language, and lifestyle are closely linked to reindeer herds, rivers, and the tundra. Yet climate change increasingly threatens their existence and traditional practices. Historical Background The Nenets are nomadic reindeer herders in northern Russia. Their … Read more
The San, also known as Bushmen, are among Africa’s oldest indigenous peoples. Their lifestyle revolves around traditional hunting, gathering, and deep knowledge of flora, fauna, and the environment. Today, they face challenges such as land loss, tourism pressure, and modernization. Historical Background The San have lived for millennia in the Kalahari region and surrounding areas. … Read more
