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From the field · Saturday 31 October

Field Notes

Dispatches, dives and small victories — posted straight from the people doing the work, on every corner of the atlas.

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Land & RightsNorthern Rangelands Trust

Who We Are: The Northern Rangelands Trust

Who We Are and What We Do | Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) The Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) is a membership organisation supporting community conservancies across northern and coastal Kenya and Uganda. Our work is rooted in a simple belief: resilient communities and healthy ecosystems go hand in hand. Working alongside communities, conservancies, governments, donors and conservation partners,

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Land & RightsSaami Council

What's new with Sápmái Buorrin?

Photo: Saami council/Mariann Josefsen A lot is happening with Sápmái Buorrin! From launching our Home Residency Programme to preparing for upcoming events and developing our Pilot Cities initiative, we're working across Sápmi to strengthen Sámi businesses, support duojárat and increase the visibility of genuine Sámi products.Meet Sápmái Buorrin at Jokkmokk Winter Market 2027!Are you heading to Jåh

Land & RightsSaami Council

Saami Council Calls for Full and Effective Participation of Indigenous Peoples at COP17

The statement was held by the President of the Saami Council, Per-Olof Nutti. Photo: Saami Council Statement by Per-Olof Nutti, President of the Saami Council, delivered at the High-Level Segment of the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP17) in Yerevan, Armenia, on 28 October 2026. Thank you, Chair.I am a Sámi reindeer herder from the Swedis

Land & RightsSaami Council

The Saami Council Distributed Dalán Grants

Pictured is Auri Ahola, one of the recipients of the Dalán grant in the second round of 2026. Ahola was awarded the Dalán grant to enable her participation in the opening week’s program for the Õhttsaž sijdd – Common Siida exhibition. Photo: Kevin Francett / Kajastus Creative. The Saami Council launched a new grant, Dalán-doarjja, last year. The second application round for this year closed on Oct

Land & RightsRewilding Ukraine

Rewilding of wetlands and steppes in the Danube Delta: 6 years of progress

6 Years of bringing wild nature back to the Danube Delta! 🌊🐾 Watch our video to discover the results of a major rewilding project in Ukraine, Romania, and Moldova. Restoring wetlands and steppes, bringing back natural water flows, and helping wildlife return. 📌 Read the project’s final report here: https://www.endangeredlandscapes.org/project/danube-delta/ A big thank you to the Endangered Land

Eenonai: Conservation and management in the animals’ home

Eenonai is the Baniwa word for animals and gives its name to this documentary about ancestral wildlife management in the Upper Rio Negro, one of the best-preserved regions of the Amazon. The film records the Baniwa people’s millennia-old knowledge of sustainable conservation and shows how these traditional practices face the challenges of climate change. Shot in Baniwa territory in Amazonas and la

Dhimurru and New Future IT Partner to Create Technology Pathways for Yolŋu People

MEDIA RELEASE Nhulunbuy, NT — October, 2026 Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation and New Future IT are proud to announce a three-year partnership under the Industry Meets Country initiative, creating new opportunities for Yolŋu people in East Arnhem Land to develop digital skills and explore future careers in information technology, digital services and cyber security. The partnership […]

Land & RightsCape York Land Council

Notice of Cancellation – EPM 28702 – Palmer Gold NQ Pty Ltd – Kunjen Olkol Native Title Determination (QUD 673 of 2014)

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION CONSULTATION EPM 28702 – Palmer Gold NQ Pty Ltd Kunjen Olkol Native Title Determination (QUD 673 of 2014) The State of Queensland has issued a notification under section 29(7) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA) identifying that proposed Exploration Permits for Minerals (EPM) 28702 as an act attracting the expedited […]

Land & RightsCape York Land Council

Notice of Consultation – EPM 28702 – Palmer Gold NQ Pty Ltd – Kunjen Olkol Native Title Determination (QUD 673 of 2014)

NOTICE OF CONSULTATION EPM 28702 – Palmer Gold NQ Pty Ltd Kunjen Olkol Native Title Determination (QUD 673 of 2014) The State of Queensland has issued a notification under section 29(7) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA) identifying that proposed Exploration Permits for Minerals (EPMs) 28702 as an act attracting the expedited procedure. […]

West Kazakhstan Landscape Restoration Plan

We are pleased to present the Landscape Restoration Plan for West Kazakhstan, which follows 3 years of collaborative work by The Association for the Conservation of Biodiversity in Kazakhstan (ACBK), RSPB, Frankfurt Zoological Society and local partners, with the generous financial and technical support of the The Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme through a Restoration…

New report! Resilient Rangelands: Multiple benefits for Kazakhstan’s people, nature and national development

We are very happy to present an important new document outlining the importance of rangelands for Kazakhstan’s people, nature and national development. The document has been produced through collaborative effort between RSPB, The Association for the Conservation of Biodiversity in Kazakhstan (ACBK), Global Conservation Solutions and the Science for Nature and People Partnership (SNAPP) Working…

Land & RightsCape York Land Council

NOTICE OF CONSULTATION – EPM 29225 – Prometheus Metals Pty Ltd – Ross on behalf of the Cape York United #1 Claim Group v State of Queensland (No 33) (Yiithuwarra determination) [2025] FCA 1281

NOTICE OF CONSULTATIONEPM 29225 – Prometheus Metals Pty LtdRoss on behalf of the Cape York United #1 Claim Group v State of Queensland (No 33) (Yiithuwarra determination) [2025] FCA 1281 On 25 February 2025, the State of Queensland issued a notification under section 29(7) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) identifying that the proposed […]

International Workshop on High-Quality Development of the Yak Milk Industry in Asian Highlands

The Green Gold – Mongolian Rangeland Research Center (GGMRRC) participated in the international Workshop on High-Quality Development of the Yak Milk Industry in Asian Highlands and Outcomes Sharing of the NSFC International Cooperation Project, where we shared our experience and ongoing work with Mongolian herder communities to develop yak products and strengthen their value chains.

Land & RightsPeace Parks Foundation

From building fences to protecting wildlife: Kingsley Kwalyambumu‘s journey in Simalaha

In 2012, Kingsley Kwalyambumu earned a living as a casual labourer, helping build a fence in Zambia’s Simalaha Community Conservancy. While working on the fence, Kingsley encountered Simalaha’s community scouts and began learning more about their work of protecting wildlife and supporting communities living alongside it. Today, Kingsley serves as a Wildlife Police Officer with […] The post From bu

My Voice: Her Story I Jelena Dokic X World Vision I Episode Five

Meeting Saborna was one of the most inspiring moments of my time in Bangladesh. Through World Vision’s child sponsorship youth forum, girls like Saborna learn about their rights, leadership and how to speak up for themselves and others. They’re supported to stay in school, dream bigger and see a future where they can be so much more than a bride. Saborna is now using what she’s learned to help oth

Land & RightsNamati

10 Years of the Community Land Act: From Legal Recognition to Secure Community Land

Ten years after the Community Land Act came into force, Kenya has made progress in recognizing and securing community land rights, but significant gaps remain. Communities, government, civil society, and other stakeholders came together in this webinar on September 21, 2026, to consider what it will take to secure community land across Kenya. They reflected on the Act’s achievements, examined barr

Land & RightsPeace Parks Foundation

In Conversation with António José Augusto Abacar

Nearly two decades at Zinave António José Augusto Abacar is a Mozambican conservationist with more than 30 years’ experience. He served as warden of Zinave National Park from 2006 to 2012 and again from the beginning of 2017 until his retirement. In 2025, he received Mozambique’s Medal of Merit for the Environment in recognition of […] The post In Conversation with António José Augusto Abacar firs

My Voice: Her Story | Jelena Dokic X World Vision | Episode Three

Jelena meets Ruby, child bride and teen mother. In this moving episode, Jelena confronts the reality of a child having a child, and the ongoing repercussions on her health and wellbeing. Jelena also meets with an OBGYN to discuss how widespread the issue is, and the medical perspective on child marriage. Content note: this episode may distress some viewers. Discretion advised.

My Voice: Her Story I Jelena Dokic X World Vision I Episode Two

My first day in the slum communities of Bangladesh was overwhelming. No running water. Inadequate sanitation. Up to eight people living in two rooms. Girls telling me their biggest concern was simply feeling safe from harassment, violence and child marriage. And yet, the girls I met were bright, brave and full of hope for their futures. I heard how periods can keep girls out of school for up to a