• Tell us why Indigenous Peoples are so important to the global environmental solution? 
• What woke you up to Indigenous rights as a focal issue for human advancement?
• What have you learned from Indigenous Peoples after working with them in the field? 
• Is “indigenous wisdom” (stewardship of the earth) a real thing?
• What are the best ways to help indigenous people now? 
• What does the future look like if and after we achieve the Indigenous Peoples’ Solution? (Ubiquitous empowerment of land occupation rights, self-determination, basic safety and human rights, and respect for all traditional peoples. 

• SurvivalInternational.org
• Stephen Corry's blog series exploring the worldview behind today's conservation
• Survival International's page about Uncontacted Tribes
• Survival International's petitions page
• 80% of Earth's biodiversity lives on Indigenous lands today (IUCN)
• Indigenous peoples are putting their lives on the line (Mongabay, NYTimes)
• Indigenous Peoples are also under threat from some of the solutions proposed by the global north (Mongabay, Survival International)

"Indigenous peoples are on the frontlines of resistance to destructive forces, putting their lives on the line; it’s very dangerous doing environmental work."

"80% of the biodiversity we still have left on the planet is in Indigenous territories, even though Indigenous peoples control maybe 20% of the globe. Within that territory you have this amazing repository of extremely important biodiversity."

"Indigenous Peoples are also under threat from some of the solutions proposed by institutions and governments in the global north to address the environmental crisis."