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Public engagement through media coverage is essential to amplify the work of our partners in advancing Indigenous Peoples' guardianship and build allyship across the globe. Check out the latest media coverage about Nia Tero and our partners below.

April 24, 2026

Meaningful Influence - Lifestyles Magazine

'Aulani Wilhelm: Ensuring Indigenous voices continue to be heard

In this profile interview, Nia Tero CEO, 'Aulani Wilhelm, talks about the importance of Indigenous Peoples’ guardianship and Nia Tero’s support to Indigenous-led initiatives. "To get to the scale of impact the world needs, we need more organizations supporting Indigenous Peoples' guardianship", says 'Aulani.

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March 27, 2026

Iepé

Brazil’s Indigenous Affairs Agency Takes Important Step in Recognizing Territorial Rights in Wayamu Territory

The president of Brazil's National Indigenous Peoples Foundation (Funai), Joênia Wapichana, signed on March 25 the Detailed Identification and Delimitation Report of the Ararà Indigenous Territory – an important step in recognizing the territorial rights of the Indigenous Peoples of Baixo Jatapu, in the Wayamu territory. This represents Brazil's recognition of continuous Indigenous Peoples' guardianship and marks the beginning of a new stage in the demarcation process.

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January 8, 2026

Hawaiʻi Public Radio

In new film, meet the 1st Micronesian to journey to the deepest part of the ocean

The Conversation invited Nicole Yamase and filmmaker Daniel Lin to talk about “Remathau: People of the Ocean.” Produced by Nia Tero, the documentary follows Nicole Yamase’s expedition to the deepest part of the ocean. Along the way, the young marine biologist embarks on a journey of self-discovery, reconnecting with her community’s strength and oceanic heritage.

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