Articles written by Colin Forsyth

At around ten years of age, they were taken from their homes, never to return.

Aug 20, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

The life of Rafael Carrera contains enough drama to fuel a gripping novel or epic movie. In a few years, this unlikely leader went from pig-keeper to President.

Aug 12, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

In tropical Bolivia, indigenous people are taking charge of wildlife conservation and scoring key victories.

Aug 9, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

As American-style food marches triumphantly across the globe, millions die from diabetes, a disease with no cure. Experts say the worst is yet to come.

Aug 8, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

Some innovative fantasy novels incorporate world views from non-Western cultures, both past and present.

Aug 7, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

With gas prices (and oil company profits) at record levels, McCain proposes lifting the ban on coastal drilling.

Aug 6, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

To Andean people before the Conquest, rocks, mountains and streams were hardly inanimate objects, but vibrant living spirits.

Aug 6, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

A lack of medical infrastructure is the key problem, but nonindigenous doctors often fail to associate with the cultural symbols and worldviews of patients.

Aug 6, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

The number of people who die from treatable diseases reaches tens of thousands per year as Western medicine fails to benefit rural populations.

Aug 4, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

The situation for animals outside of protected areas is becoming increasingly precarious as development and pesticides take their toll.

Aug 4, 2008 - Colin Forsyth

In Tiwantinsuyu, the empire of the Incas, spindles and looms were just as important as spears and shields.

Aug 2, 2008 - Colin Forsyth