Films & Spatial Imagery
for Climate Justice
For Indigenous Rights By Indigenous People
Manifesto
We stand with Indigenous communities as guardians of Earth’s most vital ecosystems, equipping them with storytelling tools to defend their rights and biodiversity. Through participatory filmmaking and GIS mapping, we merge ancestral knowledge with modern technology to amplify voices often unheard. These stories and data are not just powerful testimonies. They serve as evidence in courtrooms, supporting Indigenous land claims and holding environmental violators accountable. Our mission is to preserve forests, waterways, and cultural heritage, ensuring a sustainable future for the planet and its people.
Evidence-Based Storytelling
We train a new generation of Indigenous leaders in evidence-based storytelling - a powerful method that combines filmmaking, geospatial mapping, and legal context to document environmental injustice and defend Indigenous land rights.
Through an intensive, co-created training program delivered in 3 to 5 stages, communities gain hands-on skills in filmmaking and GIS mapping. These stories are more than awareness tools. They become legal evidence, grounded in human rights frameworks, to support land claims and environmental protection.
GeoStory Camps
Films
37
Indigenous community
members trained in filmmaking
Indigenous community members trained in geospatial mapping
31
3
Indigenous-led working groups focused around climate action and systemic justice
Hectares of ancestral forest monitored and preserved through the evidence-based storytelling method
3.36M
We collaborate in the most vulnerable and important biodiversity hotspots in the world
Biodiversity Hotspots
Amazon Basin
Coral Triangle
Congo Basin
Leuser Ecosystem
Our Grandparents Hunted Here
