Uncontacted peoples, Indigenous and Amazon rainforest
Man from uncontacted tribe emerges from rainforest, signals to villagers
Meanwhile, Brazil’s Fundação Nacional dos Povos Indígenas (National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples, or Funai) estimates around 100 uncontacted Indigenous groups still live deep in the Amazon rainforest. But on February 12, a man from one of those communities decided to meet his neighbors.
"I Am the Nature" poetically plumbs the human interconnection with nature through the eyes of the Indigenous Achuar people.
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This woman made history defending her people's land: 'It's time that the world listened to us'"We are fighting to protect what we love." This woman made history defending her people's land: 'It's time that the world ...
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Forest communities craft recommendations for better ART TREES carbon credit standardFor Indigenous peoples and local communities across Central and South America, financial opportunities from voluntary carbon ...
Nonprofit advocates said the loss of U.S. foreign aid would impede but not stop their efforts to protect the Amazon and the ...
For centuries, at least, the indigenous Bantu peoples of Central, East, and Southern Africa have traded tales of a ...
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From fighting disease to protecting the Amazon rainforest, USAID has big impact across the globeUSAID has been critical in providing humanitarian assistance in Colombia, conservation efforts in the Brazilian Amazon and ...
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‘I’m Still Here’ Eunice Paiva’s pivotal role in Brazil’s Indigenous & environmental rightsOn the set of I’m Still Here (2024), the acclaimed Brazilian film by Walter Salles Jr., supporting actress Angela Ribeiro was ...
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