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It's report card time and members of the

It's report card time and members of the

Image | 9 April, 2003 at 3:00

It's report card time and members of the British Columbia government will not be taking this one home to the family. Environmental groups have given the Liberal government dismal grades on most aspects of its commitment to uphold the Great Bear...

Nature reserve or scrap yard?

Nature reserve or scrap yard?

Feature story | 10 April, 2003 at 2:00

The little known west African state of Guinea Bissau, sandwiched between Senegal and Guinea, includes the Bijagos Archipelagos. The islands are home to a huge range of wildlife and are an internationally recognised wildlife reserve and important...

Sustainable forestry

Sustainable forestry

Background | 28 April, 2003 at 14:06

With the world's ancient forests disappearing, species, cultures and entire ecosystems are forever lost. Consumers are becoming increasingly concerned about the origin of the timber products they buy. Not only do individual and corporate...

Deni mother and child and a way of life protected

Deni mother and child and a way of life protected

Image | 12 May, 2003 at 3:00

Deni mother and child and a way of life protected for future generations.

Deni children holding a sign that will be

Deni children holding a sign that will be

Image | 12 May, 2003 at 3:00

Deni children holding a sign that will be used to mark their territory preserving their land and their future from logging invasions.

Finishing the demarcation: after a long struggle

Finishing the demarcation: after a long struggle

Image | 12 May, 2003 at 3:00

Finishing the demarcation: after a long struggle the Deni Indians of the Brazilian Amazon will have their land demarcated by the government and protected from logging.

Greenpeace campaigner Nilo D'Avila with the

Greenpeace campaigner Nilo D'Avila with the

Image | 12 May, 2003 at 3:00

Greenpeace campaigner Nilo D'Avila with the Deni reviewing the final demarcation process.

After a long struggle the Deni Indians of

After a long struggle the Deni Indians of

Image | 12 May, 2003 at 3:00

After a long struggle the Deni Indians of teh Brazilian Amazon will have their land demarcated by the government and protected from logging.

Amazon community prevails over loggers

Amazon community prevails over loggers

Feature story | 13 May, 2003 at 2:00

The Amazon rainforest is more than ancient trees and endangered species. It is home for millions of people and their way of life is often threatened by forest destruction. This was the case for the Deni Indians whose land was under threat by a...

SETAG employees taking the official marks

SETAG employees taking the official marks

Image | 13 May, 2003 at 3:00

SETAG employees taking the official marks (signals) to the forest to begin the official demarcation of the land, which will be identified by clear signage and a visible border that will encompass over 1500 square kilometres of the Brazilian

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