Xokleng Indigenous people plant thousands of critically endangered pine in Brazil
PolicyMonday, August 24, 2026Mongabay

Xokleng Indigenous people plant thousands of critically endangered pine in Brazil

The Xokleng Indigenous community in Santa Catarina, Brazil, has successfully planted approximately 100,000 seedlings of the critically endangered pine species, demonstrating their commitment to conservation and ecological restoration. This effort highlights the vital role of Indigenous peoples in preserving biodiversity and combating climate change.

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