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How the Last Isolated People on Earth Live - Vimarsana News

How the Last Isolated People on Earth Live

The eastern Amazon is home to the jungle blocks with the highest concentration of indigenous groups in voluntary isolation on the planet.

And after first contact, what? How the last isolated peoples on Earth live - Vimarsana News

And after first contact, what? How the last isolated peoples on Earth live

A journey to some of the most remote corners of the Peruvian Amazon provides several lessons for the future

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Indigenous communities in Peru 'living in fear' due to deforestation, drug trafficking - Vimarsana News

Indigenous communities in Peru 'living in fear' due to deforestation, drug trafficking

The territory belonging the Indigenous Kakataibo community of Puerto Nuevo comprises some 680 square kilometers (263 square miles) of rainforest between the regions of Huánuco and Ucayali in central Peru. Or, more accurately, it once did. Satellite data from Global Forest Watch show the territory was relatively unscathed until 2013 when deforestation surged; by 2021 the […]

Indigenous leaders get a choice: Join the narcos or run for your lives - Vimarsana News

Indigenous leaders get a choice: Join the narcos or run for your lives

Illegal coca cultivation in Peru is migrating from the Andean foothills to the Amazonian lowlands. Since 2020, an estimated 20 leaders have been killed in the rainforest.

A new road in Peru's Amazon puts uncontacted peoples at risk - Vimarsana News

A new road in Peru's Amazon puts uncontacted peoples at risk

One of the biggest road projects in the Amazon of Peru threatens biodiversity and communities, amid doubts over its impact assessments