Seeds of Hope

“What are the solutions to forest destruction?” “What are the alternatives?” Questions like these are often raised to squash possible debate that could lead to real solutions to deforestation and climate chaos. The way forward starts with ending the assault on forest peoples and their ways of life, and learning about their relationships with their territories. For generations, forest-dependent communities have lived in and with forests, and have protected them.

Bulletin articles 9 March 2021

Thailand’s imposition of National Parks: The Indigenous Karen People’s struggle for their forests and survival

Indigenous Karen People from Bang Kloi returned to their ancestral home in the Kaeng Krachan forests, after years of dispossession due to the creation of a National Park. Karen communities are mobilizing in solidarity to the Bang Kloi communities’ right to return home.

Bulletin articles 23 August 2017

Seeds of Hope

Thailand’s imposition of National Parks: The Indigenous Karen People’s struggle for their forests and survival

Biodiversity offsetting and biodiversity corridors in Asia: Nature destruction and protection acting in tandem

Stories, identity and struggles: How local communities live with and talk about Mekong’s landscape

Climate, human rights and forests in Thailand

Save the Mekong, a coalition to keep the river alive

Thailand: Displaced peoples wrongly blamed for forest destruction

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Thailand’s imposition of National Parks: The Indigenous Karen People’s struggle for their forests and survival

Biodiversity offsetting and biodiversity corridors in Asia: Nature destruction and protection acting in tandem

Stories, identity and struggles: How local communities live with and talk about Mekong’s landscape

Climate, human rights and forests in Thailand

Save the Mekong, a coalition to keep the river alive

Thailand: Displaced peoples wrongly blamed for forest destruction