Steve Taylor

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Breaking Green · Decolonizing Conservation: Evictions of Indigenous Maasai in Tanzania · 6 Jul 2026 podcast

How long have the Maasai historically been in that region?

This is your host, Steve Taylor, and we will be back right after this.

Welcome back to Breaking Green.

Are the Maasai themselves uh concerned about the level of hurting?

Are they doing anything about this?

I think I read that that that the Maasai who are indigenous and and and it's really uh they claim and and and you know they're the indigenous people, they have the the the the the right to be there.

Are they are they concerned with herding pressures?

Are they doing anything to

mitigate any hurting pressures at all.

We've reported before that uh studies have shown that a vast a vast majority, a vast, vast proportion of biodiversity is on indigenous lands.

Uh and it seems like there's this tendency for industrialized nations which are less biodiverse and causing the

global warming problems to sort of dictate uh that uh these indigenous cultures now need to do this or that to be better stewards when they're doing a much better job than in industrialized nations.

Sector.

So the Maasai are struggling uh for their land rights, their culture, their way of life.

Were there not guarantees given to the Maasai to be able to live in certain regions when they gave up portions of the Serengeti in the fifties?

So aren't weren't there guarantees given that are now being

Ignored or not honored.

So what does the struggle look like?

What what have the Maasai been able to accomplish?

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