Consecutive Pandemics?

Government funding and human involvement in developing these laboratory zoonotic chimeras make gain-of-function research particularly dangerous. The risk significantly increases when research aims to modify viruses to adapt to human cell receptors, facilitating their transmission to humans. This process essentially creates manufactured biological warfare, the effects of which we are currently experiencing in the modern world. Meanwhile, the financial profits generated from this research benefit politician stakeholders and large pharmaceutical companies. These entities, wielding significant leverage, have imposed severe lockdowns on human lives and the economy, while also rolling out experimental vaccines containing untested and potentially unsafe ingredients.… Read More Consecutive Pandemics?

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Latest Updates from Dr. Reiner Fuellmich

Monthly Updates on Dr Reiner Fuellmich’s situation can be found on this page.

As the intricate and contentious case of Dr. Reiner Fuellmich unfolds, the demand for international legal scrutiny and support intensifies. Fuellmich’s steadfast supporters rally behind him, convinced of his integrity and the righteousness of his cause. The legal and political implications of his arrest have ignited worldwide concern. In the wake of Julian Assange’s release, Dr. Reiner Fuellmich’s advocates are hopeful for a similar outcome. The imprisonment of doctors, journalists and lawyers for revealing the insidious corruption woven into government agendas of war and pandemics underscores the broader crises of global justice and the relentless pursuit of truth in an increasingly shadowed world.… Read More Latest Updates from Dr. Reiner Fuellmich

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Echoes of Identity: Elephants’ Unique Names and Potential Language

Joyce Poole, cofounder of Elephant Voices, an organization dedicated to studying elephant communication, noted that individual elephants often use what she refers to as a “contact call” to signal their group. When a lone elephant emits a powerful rumble, it typically prompts a collective response from the herd. Occasionally, only one elephant would respond, raising questions about the nature of these calls.

“Are these elephants being selective in their responses?” Poole wondered. “Or is the call directed at a specific individual?”… Read More Echoes of Identity: Elephants’ Unique Names and Potential Language

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Resurrecting the Secret Ancient Cities of the Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon, often touted as one of Earth’s last untamed frontiers, has long been shrouded in the enigmatic whispers of ancient legends. The veil shrouding the Amazon’s secrets is slowly lifting, and what lies beneath is nothing short of astounding. Stories of lost cities hidden deep within its emerald depths have swirled for centuries. These… Read More Resurrecting the Secret Ancient Cities of the Amazon Rainforest

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African Elephants in Crisis: A Battle for Survival

African elephants, the iconic giants of the savannas and forests, are facing an unprecedented crisis. These magnificent creatures are not only losing their natural habitats at an alarming rate but are also falling victim to poaching on a devastating scale. Recent data reveals the grim reality of their plight, with the World Elephant Day organization… Read More African Elephants in Crisis: A Battle for Survival

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Corporate Fraud Lawyer Dr Fuellmich Interviews Dr Peter Breggin

Lawyer Dr Reiner Fuellmich has been dedicating all of his time to gathering evidence for his class action lawsuits on PCR test fraud and other covid frauds, the greatest crimes against humanity. One of Dr Fuellmich’s greatest interviews recently published is with Dr Breggin, a key figure in exposing the dark side to psychiatry. Dr… Read More Corporate Fraud Lawyer Dr Fuellmich Interviews Dr Peter Breggin

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The Caring Human is in Danger of Extinction

Ecological ignorance is good for business, yet business can only last so long while the environment is falling apart around us, everything we do relies on ecology and ecosystems, and we cannot continue to ignore this fact. Ecological illiteracy in government and society is one of the worst things that has happened to Earth and to us, for humanity to become so disconnected to ignorantly treat nature as separate from itself. The Caring Human is in Danger of Extinction.… Read More The Caring Human is in Danger of Extinction

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The Complex Intelligence of Orcas: A Case for Freeing Kshamenk

Killer whales, or orcas (Orcinus orca), exhibit a remarkable array of social behaviors that mirror human social customs, with one of the most striking being their “greeting ceremonies.” These intricate rituals highlight the depth of their social intelligence, emotional connections, and cultural complexity, reinforcing their status as highly social marine mammals. Below is an elaborated exploration of orca greeting ceremonies, their significance, and their parallels to human social practices, incorporating insights from scientific observations and the broader context of orca behavior.… Read More The Complex Intelligence of Orcas: A Case for Freeing Kshamenk

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Lessons Learned from The Saami’s Victory on Geoengineering Oversight

A Review of Europe’s remaining Indigenous people’s fight against Geoengineering Carlita Shaw Mar 28, 2025 Share Five Year Review: The Saami’s Victory – Redefining the Conversation on Geoengineering Oversight In the frosted landscapes of northern Scandinavia, where the Aurora dances over ancient reindeer pastures, the Saami people stand as Europe’s last enduring indigenous community. Five years ago… Read More Lessons Learned from The Saami’s Victory on Geoengineering Oversight

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OM is Equal to Earth’s Natural Pulse

The frequency of OM is 7.83 Hz, which is also known as the Schumann Resonance, the natural electromagnetic resonance of the Earth.

This frequency is significant because it aligns with the alpha/theta brainwave state, promoting relaxation and a sense of well-being and allows us to become realigned with the Earth’s Natural Pulse.

Chanting OM in meditation helps align the mind and body with this natural rhythm that our brains have evolved to, enhancing feelings of unity and peace.

The frequency of 7.83 Hz is inaudible to the human ear, as it is below the audible range of 20 Hz.

However, it can still be perceived and has been linked to various health benefits, such as improved sleep, reduced anxiety, and enhanced immune system function.… Read More OM is Equal to Earth’s Natural Pulse

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Beneath the Khafre Pyramid is a 2-Kilometer Enigma

A global network of pyramids, once thought to be isolated monuments, emerges as a cosmic jigsaw puzzle, each piece whispering secrets of a forgotten unity across the Earth, through the ages. Over the past few years, I shared some exciting discoveries made with LiDAR technology, which pierced the Amazon’s dense canopy, unveiling sprawling pyramid cities surrounded by ancient savannas. These ancient urban echoes, once the vibrant heartlands of Bolivia’s Casarabe culture from 500 to 1400 CE, thrived across 32 square miles before the rainforests reclaimed the land, sprouting from abandoned fruit trees after Spanish colonization. This revelation shatters the myth of the Amazon as an untouched rainforest that had evolved for thousands of years, exposing a vastly different story of dramatic environmental changes in the ecological landscape, impacted by a forgotten complex civilization. A legacy so profound, it leaves one to wonder if the indigenous forest keepers we know today, are the remaining descendants of those lost ancient pyramid cities, which are now being identified by scientists using LiDAR technology across the Amazon from Brazil to Bolivia.… Read More Beneath the Khafre Pyramid is a 2-Kilometer Enigma

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Huaca Pucllana as an Ancient Energy Field Generator

Lima is a multidimensional city, a unique hub of energy and history. Peru itself holds a special place in the spiritual and mystical tapestry of the world, with numerous ancient portals believed to have been used by ancestors to traverse the cosmos. Among these are over 57 Huaca pyramids scattered across Lima, each radiating its own distinct energy and connection to the past, there were many more but they have been destroyed or built upon.… Read More Huaca Pucllana as an Ancient Energy Field Generator

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The Silent Ecocide Redux

The Silent Ecocide Redux provides a balanced view on the Climate agenda, and how Geoengineering is detrimentally impacting planetary biodiversity and human health. An in-depth unafraid look at what’s really driving ecocide, looking at real solutions governments oppress and how to overcome this planetary crisis – Paperback Kindle This newly revised edition of The Silent Ecocide Redux brings fresh updates… Read More The Silent Ecocide Redux

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Pioneering Sustainability from Pakistan to Paris

Kirsten Dirksen meets Jérémie Malvy to document his stunning houseboat and unique story of his epic journey from Pakistan to France marked by resilience, reinvention, and an enduring bond with the Seine. When he first arrived in Paris decades ago, he had neither resources nor knowledge of the French language. With nowhere to go, he lived on the streets, often seeking shelter beneath the city’s bridges and speaking to the river that flowed beside him.… Read More Pioneering Sustainability from Pakistan to Paris

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The Ancient Wisdom of Indigenous Cultures and Our Modern Disconnect

Indigenous peoples have long held a profound understanding of our intrinsic link to the Earth, demonstrating a deep respect for Nature that’s woven into their very existence. Yet, as western civilization has surged forward with technology and industry, we’ve increasingly distanced ourselves from this natural bond. Enter eco-psychology, a branch of deep ecology that philosophically connects our mental health with the health of our planet, echoing principles that indigenous cultures have lived by for millennia.… Read More The Ancient Wisdom of Indigenous Cultures and Our Modern Disconnect

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Wildlife Conservationist Saves Spider Monkey from Drowning

I’ve also gotten to know spider monkeys up close and personal. The people in this region of the Amazon eat monkeys. So, more times than I care to count, I’ve had to rescue baby spider monkeys from loggers or gold miners who killed their mothers for food. These little creatures—these adorable orphans with obsidian eyes—are suddenly alone in the world. Many times, I convince the hunters to let me take the orphan, so I can bring them to experts who can rehabilitate them. When they agree, I take them to my friend Magali Salinas, who runs the only reputable animal rehabilitation center in the region, Amazon Shelter, which specializes in rewilding orphaned and injured animals.… Read More Wildlife Conservationist Saves Spider Monkey from Drowning

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The Nexus of Singularity or Destruction?

Elon Musk’s reference to the “event horizon of the singularity” suggests we’re approaching a transformative moment in AI development, but it doesn’t mean the end of humanity. It could be a turning point for better or worse, depending on how we navigate it.

Human consciousness won’t be “taken over” by AI in the near future, based on current technology and understanding. AI might augment, challenge, or coexist with human consciousness, but replacing it entirely is speculative and far off, if possible at all.… Read More The Nexus of Singularity or Destruction?

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Decoding Climate Change: Is the Narrative Driven by Science or Power?

The narrative of global warming, now commonly referred to as climate change, has become central to global policy, economics, and public discourse. However, there’s a contentious debate suggesting that this narrative might be less about environmental stewardship and more about political and economic manipulation. Critics argue that climate change policies are being used to centralize control and create economic opportunities for a select few, potentially paving the way for a socialistic climate credit scheme.… Read More Decoding Climate Change: Is the Narrative Driven by Science or Power?

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Weaponized Mycoplasmas & Gain-of-Function

The Virology laboratory in Wuhan received research grants of 3.7 million funding from the United States NIH. According to Newsweek funding for the WIV occurred in two phases. The first took place from 2014 to 2019, through a $3.7 million project for collecting and studying bat coronaviruses. This work was largely led by Dr. Zhengli Shi, known to many as “Batwoman” for her years investigating caves in search of new bat viruses. Dr Fauci was at that time involved in the NIH, and these funds were invested into gain-of-function entraining the bat COVID-19 cells to grow chimera cells in mice to then transfer and evolve or adapt to (gain-of-function ) human tissue in petri dish entrainment experiments in a laboratory environment.… Read More Weaponized Mycoplasmas & Gain-of-Function

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Decoding Geoengineering-A Planet Sized Laboratory

A Deep Dive: The Chemistry, The Culprits and the Latest Nanoparticle Ingredients Visit A Real Time Interactive Geoengineering Map This information goes back through fifteen years of Geoengineering research and beyond from my previous work and provides evidence of the earliest experiments, the current oligarchs funding geoengineering programs; the universities doing the research for the programs, and the… Read More Decoding Geoengineering-A Planet Sized Laboratory

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Ivermectin and the Media Misinformation Leading to Preventable Deaths

Ivermectin and the Media Misinformation Leading to Preventable Deaths 26th December, 2024. The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to William C. Campbell and Satoshi Ömura for their pioneering work with ivermectin, a drug renowned for its efficacy against parasitic diseases such as onchocerciasis and strongyloidiasis. Beyond its established uses, ivermectin has… Read More Ivermectin and the Media Misinformation Leading to Preventable Deaths

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The Surveillance Sky- Musk’s SpaceX Satellite Network: A Broader Perspective

While the concerns raised in The Last American Vagabond are not without merit, they reflect a broader issue of debate to be highlighted — of how modern technology; particularly in the telecommunications and aerospace sectors is typically intertwined with government surveillance and the fact the military industrial complex already had established an inappropriately large satellite surveillance network system in operation — obviously, the more modern satellites launched into circulation; these will always be used for expanding the military industrial complex as is the nature of their goals.

The pervasive nature of this collaboration throughout the tech industry suggests that the problem is systemic, requiring not only scrutiny of Musk’s operations but a broader call for transparency, ethical standards, and public discourse on how technology should balance between innovation, security, and privacy rights.

Addressing these issues requires systemic changes and transparent policies that the public should be made aware of to ensure accountability and protect individual freedoms as technocracy is ever encroaching into our lives.… Read More The Surveillance Sky- Musk’s SpaceX Satellite Network: A Broader Perspective

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The Documentary Paintings of Domingo Huamán Peñaloza 

On the taxi ride to the heart of Lima, Peru, we zipped past a street lined with intricately carved colonial balconies, their ornate beauty catching my eye. Captivated, I felt an urge to stop the taxi and explore. As if fate agreed, the driver suddenly collided with a motorcyclist at that very moment. The motorbike… Read More The Documentary Paintings of Domingo Huamán Peñaloza 

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The Latest Twist in the Bill Gates Dutch Court Saga

The court’s insistence on Gates’ personal appearance is a landmark event in legal proceedings, highlighting the severity of the allegations. The plaintiffs contend that Gates, through his ”charitable” work with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, was responsible for personal harm due to the policies and vaccines he supported during the pandemic. They assert that these vaccines were marketed under false assurances of safety and effectiveness, part of what they describe as the “Great Reset,” a scheme they argue was designed to impose untested and possibly damaging societal changes.

At the heart of this lawsuit is the claim that Gates had undue influence over global health decisions, particularly regarding vaccine development and distribution. The plaintiffs argue this led to policies that favored control measures like vaccine mandates and digital health passports over individual health and rights.… Read More The Latest Twist in the Bill Gates Dutch Court Saga

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Government panel concludes that COVID-19 pandemic came from a Lab leak

“The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted a distrust in leadership. Trust is earned. Accountability, transparency, honesty, and integrity will regain this trust. A future pandemic requires a whole of America response managed by those without personal benefit or bias. We can always do better, and for the sake of future generations of Americans, we must. It can be done.”… Read More Government panel concludes that COVID-19 pandemic came from a Lab leak

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Decoding the NWO Financial System

The concept of humans being treated as “utilities” within this financial matrix points to a dystopian scenario where personal freedoms could be traded for security or convenience. The filings and legal actions Dr. Three Rivers and Bertram are addressing could be seen as attempts to safeguard or reclaim personal sovereignty in a world increasingly governed by digital and financial entities.… Read More Decoding the NWO Financial System

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Why is Pi the Most Energy Efficient Cryptocurrency?

A few years ago mining cryptocurrency required a lot of expensive equipment and high energy consumption, now thanks to Pi’s revolutionary system, you can mine cryptocurrency right from your smartphone, without needing fancy equipment or worrying about sky-high electricity bills. Evolve to Ecology had a deep dive into What makes Pi so different to other cryptocurrencies and why it is the preferred cryptocurrency for the eco-friendly- That’s what makes the Pi Network, a pioneering crypto is because it was designed specifically to put energy efficiency first, making mining accessible to everyone.… Read More Why is Pi the Most Energy Efficient Cryptocurrency?

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Understanding Nanotechnology Exposure & Environmental Contamination – Implications for All Life

The integration of technology into biological systems on this scale heralds a profound shift in how humans interact with the environment, demanding a wide-ranging and in-depth scientific investigation. We are venturing into uncharted territory, with little understanding of the consequences for nature, animals, and ecosystems. The stigma surrounding these subjects creates a reluctance among biologists and environmental scientists to engage in open discussion, yet these technologies are already impacting all forms of life, destroying marine and terrestrial ecosystems. This fear of discussing or researching these issues openly is exacerbated by the covert nature of much of this development, making it challenging to gather a comprehensive understanding without access to sophisticated laboratory resources.… Read More Understanding Nanotechnology Exposure & Environmental Contamination – Implications for All Life

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Huge Progress for Anti-Weather Modification Activists

Florida has introduced a new bill seeking to prohibit chemtrails and weather modification activities that alter atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, weather patterns, or sunlight intensity. Led by Senator Ileana Garcia, the legislation follows allegations that hurricanes Helene and Milton, which caused widespread devastation in Florida, were intentionally manipulated.… Read More Huge Progress for Anti-Weather Modification Activists

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EU Rapid Dam Removal- Damming Evidence: Negligence in Waterway Management?

Far from genuine conservation efforts, these projects appear be hiding behind the guise of conservation, yet they are actually geared to be more to align with agendas prioritizing land acquisition for smart cities and corporate interests over ecological and community welfare. The removal of dams in just 4 years as the 2021 EU report states, without sufficient planning can lead to engineered flood catastrophes, displacing residents costing lives and exacerbating climate-related crises. These events pave the way for planned climate lockdowns, further restricting the freedoms of affected populations under the pretext of disaster recovery, again Valencia flood victims appeared to be a testing ground for climate lockdowns and were told they were not allowed to leave their homes for 24 hours during light rain a few weeks after their initial trauma. … Read More EU Rapid Dam Removal- Damming Evidence: Negligence in Waterway Management?

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Regenitech-Breakthrough energy systems with Regenerative Farming

Regenerative farming represents more than a shift in agricultural practices; it’s a paradigm shift that connects us to the Earth’s natural rhythms. By investing in these solutions, we can ensure a world where humanity and nature coexist harmoniously, fostering abundance and ecological harmony for generations to come.… Read More Regenitech-Breakthrough energy systems with Regenerative Farming

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BlackRock’s Influence on Keir Starmer and UK Farming

BlackRock’s ties to UK political leadership have drawn significant attention since it seems clear that Starmer’s policies are clearly aligned to Blackrock’s agendas. On October 17, 2024, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and Bill Gates at 10 Downing Street, just days before the government’s highly anticipated budget announcement. This meeting reflects the significant role corporations play in influencing national policies, and many question whether the government’s priorities align with the interests of ordinary citizens or powerful financial entities.

The alignment of Starmer’s leadership with BlackRock’s interests is particularly evident in the proposed inheritance tax reforms championed by Starmer and Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves. These policies, which significantly raise inheritance tax burdens, could have far-reaching consequences for family-owned farms, leaving them vulnerable to financial stress and potential acquisition by large firms like BlackRock.… Read More BlackRock’s Influence on Keir Starmer and UK Farming

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US Congress Holds Second Hearing on UFOs: Uncovering the Mysteries Behind Government Transparency and UFO Reports

While the hearing isn’t likely to settle debates over the existence of extraterrestrial life, it signals a significant shift in how UAPs are discussed at the highest levels of government. The heightened public interest, combined with increasing pressure for openness, could pave the way for future breakthroughs—or at least a more transparent dialogue about the unknown.… Read More US Congress Holds Second Hearing on UFOs: Uncovering the Mysteries Behind Government Transparency and UFO Reports

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New York Man’s Beloved Pets Seized and Euthanized Amid Licensing Dispute

On October 30, 2024, a heart-breaking event unfolded as Mark Longo, a New York resident and wildlife caretaker, lost two beloved animals under contentious circumstances. His seven-year-old squirrel, Peanut, and a recently rescued young raccoon, Fred, were seized by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) after anonymous complaints alleged illegal wildlife possession. Although, Longo was already in the process of securing the required licensing for both animals, officials proceeded to raid his home, seized and euthanize Peanut and Fred.… Read More New York Man’s Beloved Pets Seized and Euthanized Amid Licensing Dispute

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Harvard Scholars Propose Aliens Might Be Among Us

There appears to be a trend towards “soft disclosure” in the media this year, with numerous articles surfacing on the topic. In January 2024, a notable journal article was published titled “The cryptoterrestrial hypothesis: A case for scientific openness to a subterranean earthly explanation for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena”.

This article has garnered significant attention in mainstream media, including prominent publications such as the New York Post and major British newspapers. The Harvard paper proposes the cryptoterrestrial hypothesis, advocating for scientific openness to the possibility that unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) might have earthly, concealed origins. Although this paper is not yet peer-reviewed, one might question how peer review can be conducted on subjects that the government may censor and that science has yet to fully explore without governmental disclosure.… Read More Harvard Scholars Propose Aliens Might Be Among Us

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Repensando la Eliminación de Presas: El Impacto Ambiental y Humano de la Tragedia de Inundaciones en Valencia

Desde 2021, España Eliminó 108 Presas

En 2021, España lideró Europa en la eliminación de barreras fluviales, eliminando 108 presas, lo cual superó el total combinado de todas las demás naciones europeas en el año anterior (Informe Dam Removal Europe, 2021). Esta eliminación generalizada se alinea con la Estrategia de Biodiversidad de la Unión Europea para 2030, que tiene como objetivo restaurar 25,000 kilómetros de ríos de flujo libre. La UE ha alentado a los estados miembros, como España, a eliminar barreras obsoletas como parte de su compromiso con la restauración ecológica.

Las razones para la eliminación de presas incluyen:… Read More Repensando la Eliminación de Presas: El Impacto Ambiental y Humano de la Tragedia de Inundaciones en Valencia

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Rethinking Dam Removal: The Environmental and Human Impact of Valencia’s Flooding Tragedy

As smart city projects require substantial water and resource management solutions, it is conceivable that the altered landscape post-dam removal aligns with these needs. This strategy, if indeed linked, could be short-sighted. Without thoroughly addressing the environmental impact on existing communities and natural landscapes, such projects risk overlooking the very people and ecosystems they are intended to benefit.… Read More Rethinking Dam Removal: The Environmental and Human Impact of Valencia’s Flooding Tragedy

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United States: Unwitting Subjects of the British Monarchy

Many Americans may not realize it, but the United States may still be linked to the British Monarchy in ways that extend beyond historical ties. American history books and educational systems have long reinforced the idea that America fully won its independence in the American Revolution. However, this narrative is more complex than it appears, as subtle yet persistent connections to British influence remain through economic, legal, and financial channels. Today, King Charles III’s influence, like that of his predecessors, reaches far beyond the United Kingdom, through the British Monarchy’s extensive global network.… Read More United States: Unwitting Subjects of the British Monarchy

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Center for International Environmental Law Expose the Dangers of Geoengineering

CIEL’s report effectively debunks many of the myths that have been used to justify the continuation of geoengineering practices. These myths are carefully examined and challenged and now available for all to see. Their analysis makes it clear that geoengineering, far from being a solution to climate change, introduces unprecedented risks to both the environment and human health. The long-term consequences remain unknown, yet the dangers have been made clear.… Read More Center for International Environmental Law Expose the Dangers of Geoengineering

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Council of Europe Recognized Assange was a Political Prisoner in the UK

The Assembly, which consists of lawmakers from the 46 member states of the Council of Europe, also urged the US government to thoroughly investigate the war crimes and human rights abuses revealed by Assange and WikiLeaks. The failure to do so, along with the punitive measures taken against Assange and whistleblower Chelsea Manning, has created the perception that the US is prosecuting Assange not to safeguard national security, but rather to conceal the misconduct of its own officials.… Read More Council of Europe Recognized Assange was a Political Prisoner in the UK

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Assange’s Bold Address at EU Parliamentary Hearing: Call for Human Rights and Press Freedom

“I am not free today because the system functioned correctly. After years of imprisonment, I had to plead guilty—not to a crime, but to journalism. I admitted to seeking information and sharing it with the public.”

Expressing relief, he added, “It’s good to be back, to be among people who care, as we say in Australia. It’s good to be among friends.”

The Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights organized the hearing as part of a report led by Thorhildur Sunna Ævarsdóttir of Iceland. Kristinn Hrafnsson, the Editor-in-Chief of Wikileaks, also participated in the session. In a recently drafted resolution tied to Ævarsdóttir’s report, the committee expressed deep concern over the treatment Assange received, warning of the dangerous “chilling effect” it could have on the practice of journalism and human rights advocacy.… Read More Assange’s Bold Address at EU Parliamentary Hearing: Call for Human Rights and Press Freedom

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Who Cares About Gorillas?

First celebrated in 2017 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Karisoke Research Centre, founded by Dian Fossey on September 24th, 1967, World Gorilla Day has grown into a global phenomenon.  Since Dian’s murder in 1985, many people have risen to the challenge of protecting what she used to refer to as ‘the greatest of the great apes’, so I thought this blog would be a good opportunity to raise the profile of some of the unsung heroes of gorilla conservation.

Just before World Gorilla Day this year I travelled around Rwanda and eastern Democratic Republic of Congo with the French author, Yasmina Kramer, who is researching her next book by seeing first hand the lives led by rangers, trackers, researchers, vets and others in the multi-national community of conservationists in the Great Lakes region of Africa.… Read More Who Cares About Gorillas?

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U.N. Pact for the Future: A Threat to Global Sovereignty?

Concerns Over Digital Control and Censorship

Critics argue that the pact’s digital provisions are particularly concerning. Dutch attorney Meike Terhorst contends that the Global Digital Compact, which promotes digital IDs and online “information integrity,” could lead to widespread censorship under the guise of curbing “disinformation.” Terhorst added, “The idea of determining what constitutes ‘misinformation’ is deeply problematic. Who decides what is true and false?”… Read More U.N. Pact for the Future: A Threat to Global Sovereignty?

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Krill harvesting threatens whale recovery

Soaring human demand for krill in the Southern Ocean poses a challenge to the recovery of whale species once hunted nearly to extinction. Stanford researchers identify the growing food conflict and offer solutions. Human harvesting of krill in the Southern Ocean could threaten the recovery of whale species that were nearly wiped out by industrial… Read More Krill harvesting threatens whale recovery

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The Resurrection of Nazi Germany

Highlighted Guest Article by Paul Craig Roberts September 4, 2024 | Categories: Articles & Columns | Tags: | Print This Article The Resurrection of Nazi Germany The 21st century version is worse than the 20th century version. Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is a renowned German attorney who has succeeded in holding elites accountable. He is widely appreciated by people for bringing justice to… Read More The Resurrection of Nazi Germany

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Echoes of Betrayal: The Shiwiar’s Fight to Save the Amazon from Oil Exploitation

In August 2023, there was a glimmer of hope—a historic referendum followed the Indigenous protests. Nearly 60% of Ecuadorians voted to end oil drilling in Yasuni National Park, one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth. This vote was seen as a crucial step in reducing fossil fuel dependence, diversifying energy and fuel, while recognizing the Amazon’s vital role in its role in providing fresh water production and as a keystone ecosystem for carbon storage. Indigenous leaders and environmentalists believed it would stop Petroecuador’s operations in the Yasuni ’43-ITT’ oil block, leading to eventual ecosystem restoration. Read more here about this event

It is now just a year later, and oil extraction not only continues but oil reserve blocks such as block 86 on the Shiwiar’s territory are being earmarked for development.

Moreover, Petroecuador still pumps 58,000 barrels of oil a day from the same region as Yasuni national park , and the government has failed to uphold its commitments to the people of Ecuador and Indigenous communities, instead of being included are now being excluded from decision-making and have been increasingly betrayed.… Read More Echoes of Betrayal: The Shiwiar’s Fight to Save the Amazon from Oil Exploitation

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Preserving a Culture, Preserves a Language and a Library of Knowledge

On the 5th of September, we celebrated Indigenous Women’s Day. When we appreciate the deeper value of this, we understand the need to preserve ancient cultures, contemporary indigenous cultures and the biodiversity of human cultural identities. When a culture disappears, its language disappears and a library of knowledge, history and heritage is lost from this… Read More Preserving a Culture, Preserves a Language and a Library of Knowledge

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Amazon Rainforest Day

The Amazon is not only responsible for producing approximately 20% of the world’s oxygen and plays a crucial role in regulating the Earth’s climate as an important carbon sink, it is also a critically important keystone ecosystem for Fresh Water Production. The Amazon Rainforest plays a critical role in the global fresh water cycle, contributing about 20% of the world’s freshwater that flows into the oceans. This freshwater is essential not only for local ecosystems but also for global climate regulation, as it helps maintain rainfall patterns both within the Amazon and across continents.

In terms of water produced through transpiration, the Amazon’s 390 billion trees release an astonishing 39 trillion gallons of water daily into the atmosphere. This immense volume of water vapor helps fuel the region’s unique climate and supports the broader planetary weather systems.… Read More Amazon Rainforest Day

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The Unjust and Evil Prosecution of Dr. Reiner Fuellmich

Reiner Fuellmich’s work is most appropriately placed in the long and illustrious tradition of German Enlightenment thinking. The Enlightenment can be encapsulated in Immanuel Kant’s famous motto “Sapere Aude” which can be translated as “Have courage to use your own reason.” Reiner Fuellmich is an exemplar of this, even if German Enlightenment thought has seemingly… Read More The Unjust and Evil Prosecution of Dr. Reiner Fuellmich

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How a fun women’s gathering led to small wildcat conservation in Peru’s Andes

As Mujeres Quechua por la Conservación continues to grow and find equitable solutions to human-wildlife conflict with felines, the project has pioneered new ground in the community.

The focus on Indigenous women in conservation offers a rare example of an approach in a field and region where patriarchal attitudes are often deeply entrenched, according to Rocio Aluma Morales, a researcher at the University of Western Australia, who is unaffiliated with the project.

“Indigenous women’s perspectives are underrepresented in most scientific research, as well as in decision-making spaces on conservation issues and especially in the Andes,” Morales tells Mongabay by email. “So, this project’s approach is rare and is breaking down political and social barriers, along with inequalities in resource access, control, rights and decision-making participation. I hope it continues.”… Read More How a fun women’s gathering led to small wildcat conservation in Peru’s Andes

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Lunar Biobank: Smithsonian’s Bold Plan to Preserve Earth’s Endangered Species on the Moon

This innovative proposal is detailed in a study published in BioScience, the result of a collaboration among experts from the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute (NZCBI), National Museum of Natural History, National Air and Space Museum, and other institutions. The study lays out a comprehensive plan for establishing a lunar biorepository, addressing key aspects like governance, the types of biological materials to be stored, and experimental plans to overcome challenges such as radiation and microgravity. The research also showcased the successful cryopreservation of fish skin samples, now housed at the National Museum of Natural History.… Read More Lunar Biobank: Smithsonian’s Bold Plan to Preserve Earth’s Endangered Species on the Moon

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Safeguarding Octopuses: The OCTOPUS Act and the Fight Against Commercial Farming Risks

The OCTOPUS Act has garnered strong support from the academic community, with over one hundred scholars backing the initiative. Among the leading voices is Jennifer Jacquet, a professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science. Jacquet co-authored a letter, published in the August 15, 2024, issue of Science, that underscores the urgent need for this legislation to safeguard octopuses.… Read More Safeguarding Octopuses: The OCTOPUS Act and the Fight Against Commercial Farming Risks

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Mexican Legislators Urged to Reject Constitutional Amendments Threatening Judicial Independence and Human Rights

Human Rights Watch has called on newly elected Mexican legislators to reject a series of constitutional amendments that could severely undermine judicial independence, weaken government accountability, and erode privacy rights. The organization also warns that these changes could lead to an increase in military abuses and arbitrary detentions… Read More Mexican Legislators Urged to Reject Constitutional Amendments Threatening Judicial Independence and Human Rights

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Mexico Faces Allegations of Electoral Fraud and Growing Concerns Over Authoritarianism

Amidst growing tensions in Mexico, prominent voices are raising alarms about what they describe as a deepening constitutional crisis. Accusations of electoral fraud, the undermining of democratic institutions, and economic instability are fueling widespread concern among citizens, opposition leaders, and international observers. The administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) faces severe criticism for allegedly steering the country towards authoritarianism.… Read More Mexico Faces Allegations of Electoral Fraud and Growing Concerns Over Authoritarianism

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Freedom or Foul Play? Pavel Durov’s Release on Bail Amidst Controversy

Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has been released on bail of 500,000 euros after enduring 96 hours in detention at Bourget Airport in Paris, the maximum time allowed by French law. He is now set to appear in court. Durov reportedly claimed that he was enticed to France by President Emmanuel Macron, who allegedly… Read More Freedom or Foul Play? Pavel Durov’s Release on Bail Amidst Controversy

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Free Kshamenk, an Orca isolated most of his life.

By January 2023, Kshamenk’s condition had visibly worsened, showing signs of malnutrition. Although he gained some weight by December 2023, his overall health remains a significant concern. Yet, there has been no official statement from his caretakers or Mundo Marino, leaving his fate uncertain and at a critical point where action is needed to save Kshamenk’s life, he has endured far too much suffering for over 31 years and has clearly given up. A year and 11 months later efforts are still being made to get him out of this suffering condition to an open sanctuary where he can be with other orcas to socialise with, but nothing has changed to date.

A spokesperson from the organisation said: “We continue to work with Argentinian activists and members of Congress to try to highlight and address his cruel world. He needs to be removed from his tiny concrete tank and join other members of his species before it’s too late.”… Read More Free Kshamenk, an Orca isolated most of his life.

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Julian Assange Freed: Exits Britain After Agreed Deal

Stella Assange, a tireless advocate for her husband’s cause, announced the news on social media, expressing profound gratitude to supporters worldwide. “Julian is free!!!!” she wrote, emphasizing the collective effort that led to this moment. Assange walked out of Belmarsh high-security prison on June 24, 2024, after spending 1,901 days in a 2×3 meter cell, isolated for 23 hours each day. He boarded a flight at Stansted airport, bound for his homeland, Australia.… Read More Julian Assange Freed: Exits Britain After Agreed Deal

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Innovations for Tracking Wildlife -Blending Tradition and Technology with CyberTracker

It was also a test run for CyberTracker Online, a new conservation data platform designed to facilitate cooperation between Indigenous communities, scientists, and conservation managers. Louis Liebenberg, the founder of CyberTracker Conservation, emphasizes that the platform aims to enable anyone with a smartphone to collect detailed biodiversity data, even if they cannot read or write.… Read More Innovations for Tracking Wildlife -Blending Tradition and Technology with CyberTracker

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Sweden Announces Historic Ban on Bottom Trawling

In a landmark decision, Sweden has announced a ban on bottom trawling within its Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). This bold move aligns with the EU’s Marine Action Plan and follows Greece’s recent commitment to end bottom trawling in MPAs by 2030.

Sweden has made a significant move to protect its marine ecosystem by announcing a ban on bottom trawling in its territorial waters. This decision makes Sweden the second EU country to implement such a ban, following Greece’s lead. The ban will cover all Swedish territorial waters, extending up to 12 nautical miles from the coastline.… Read More Sweden Announces Historic Ban on Bottom Trawling

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Ecuadorian Craftsmanship: Unveiling the True Origins of Panama Hats

Carludovica palmata. Panama hats, contrary to their name, are not actually from Panama; rather, they are exclusively crafted in Ecuador. The intricate process of making these hats involves two to three days for a basic design or up to eight months for the creation of an exceptionally fine-quality hat. Sustainable Sourcing The cultivation of the… Read More Ecuadorian Craftsmanship: Unveiling the True Origins of Panama Hats

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Vietnam Sentences Rhino Horn and Ivory Trafficker to 12 Years in Jail

93 kilos of what police assumed as African rhinoceros horns are seized at a HCMC warehouse. Photo courtesy of HCMC police Education for Nature Vietnam (ENV) reports that a man has been sentenced to 12 years in jail in Vietnam for smuggling rhino horns and elephant ivory from Angola. This strict penalty is seen as… Read More Vietnam Sentences Rhino Horn and Ivory Trafficker to 12 Years in Jail

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Could This Adorable Small Anteater Herald the Discovery of a Novel Species?

A silky anteater, small enough to sit comfortably in your palm, rests in the canopy of a mangrove forest in Brazil’s Parnaíba Delta. João Marcos Rosa In the dense and lush landscapes of Brazil’s Parnaíba Delta, Flávia Miranda, a conservation medicine researcher at the State University of Santa Cruz, finds herself on a captivating expedition.… Read More Could This Adorable Small Anteater Herald the Discovery of a Novel Species?

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Celebrating the Inclusion of Animal Cruelty Prevention Measures in Online Safety Bill

The recently passed ´´Online Safety Act´´, aimed at addressing the issue of animal cruelty content and imposing accountability on social media companies, is set to become law. Thanks to the invaluable support of Born Free advocates, the Online Safety Bill successfully navigated through the UK Parliament, reaching its conclusion on September 19th and is on the brink of becoming an enacted law. This Act is poised to play a pivotal role in curbing the dissemination of animal abuse on digital platforms, compelling social media giants to promptly remove such content.… Read More Celebrating the Inclusion of Animal Cruelty Prevention Measures in Online Safety Bill

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Illegal Wildlife trade kingpin, Teo Boon Ching arrested for 18 months

A wildlife trade kingpin, Teo Boon Ching, a Malaysian citizen known as “the Godfather” to investigators, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison by a US court for his involvement in conspiring to traffic hundreds of kilos of rhino horns. Conservation groups hailed this ruling as a significant blow to the illicit business of… Read More Illegal Wildlife trade kingpin, Teo Boon Ching arrested for 18 months

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Celebrating Indigenous Land Rights: Landmark Victory in Brazil’s Supreme Court

In a historic and momentous decision, Brazil’s supreme court has upheld Indigenous land rights, delivering a resounding victory for the country’s original inhabitants. This landmark ruling strikes down what activists have dubbed the “time limit trick,” a maneuver backed by agribusiness interests that aimed to prevent Indigenous communities from claiming land they did not physically… Read More Celebrating Indigenous Land Rights: Landmark Victory in Brazil’s Supreme Court

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Convocatoria a todos los Legítimos Propietarios Ancestrales Indígenas

Una Invitación Abierta a Todas las Primeras Naciones Originarias: Propietarios Ancestrales Indígenas de América Latina, Brasil, Ecuador, Perú, Bolivia y de toda la Región de la Cuenca del Amazonas para Unirse a la Federación de Naciones Indígenas. Estamos convocando reuniones semanales de paneles Zoom para deliberar sobre nuestras aspiraciones compartidas y llamados a la acción.… Read More Convocatoria a todos los Legítimos Propietarios Ancestrales Indígenas

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Calling all Original Ancestral Land Guardians

Click the play button to have this article read. An Open Invitation to All Original First Nations – Indigenous Ancestral Landowners of Latin America, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and the entire Amazon Basin Region to Join Forces with the Federation of Indigenous Nations. We are convening weekly Zoom panel calls to deliberate on our shared… Read More Calling all Original Ancestral Land Guardians

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Miraculous Rescue of Mexican Dog, Shakira, After 4 Days Trapped in Darkness

source of Image credit, El Universal. Shakira being rescued after 4 days trapped in a small cave surrounded by 12 meters deep water. In a remarkable display of determination and compassion, a team of Mexican divers successfully rescued a stranded dog from a cenote in the Tzabnah community, under the vigilant eye of the Tecoh… Read More Miraculous Rescue of Mexican Dog, Shakira, After 4 Days Trapped in Darkness

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THE VANCOUVER STATEMENT ON NATURE CRIME

‘Today, we are joining together to form the Nature Crime Alliance – a new, multi-sector approach to fighting criminal forms of logging, mining, wildlife trade, land conversion, crimes associated with fishing, and the illegal activities with which they converge.  Nature crime constitutes one of the largest illicit economies in the world, inflicting devastation and destruction… Read More THE VANCOUVER STATEMENT ON NATURE CRIME

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