Category Archives: Forest People
There were an estimated ten million Natives living in the Amazonian Rainforest five centuries ago. Today there are less than 200,000.
Amazon Rainforest Fauna FOREVER THE FOREST
Marine Inhabitants of the Amazon: Guardians of Ecological Balance
Discover the astonishing aquatic diversity of the Amazon region and its importance to nature The [...]
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Forest People FOREVER THE FOREST
The Guardians of the Forest in Danger: A Call to Protect the Araribóia Indigenous Land
A Powerful Story of Resistance and the Fight to Save the Amazon “Ka’a zar ukyze [...]
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Forest People FOREVER THE FOREST
The Spiritual Connection to Nature: Lessons from Forest Peoples
Seeing Nature as Sacred and Interwoven with Daily Life In Indigenous cultures around the world, [...]
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Amazon Forest Plants Forest Teacher Plants FOREVER THE FOREST Healing Plants
Sapindus Saponaria: The Soap Plant of the Amazon
Nature’s Gift to Sustainability Nature is an endless source of resources that sustain life, and [...]
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FOREVER THE FOREST
Experience the Magic of the Amazon in 4K: Wildlife and a Deep Connection to Nature
A Visual Journey into the Heart of the Rainforest, Capturing its Beauty and Serenity The [...]
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Awa Guaja Indian Tribe of Brazil
Native indian Awa Guaja of Brazil. Mother with child. The Awa- Guaja inhabit the forests [...]
Nov
The Munduruku Indians of Brazil, a Fascinating Amazon Indigenous Tribe
The Munduruku, also known as Munduruku, Weidyenye, Paiquize, Pari, Maytapu and Caras-Pretas, and self-denominated Wuyjuyu [...]
Oct
Kuntanawa Tribe – The Amazing Star/Palm Tribe
Xara Xara Brother, Haux Haux. What an awesome blessing was to walk into my friend’s [...]
Jul
Tatá Yawanawá travelled on… Good Dreams old Healer
“Tata made the move.” With these few words, indigenous leader Tashka Yawanawa, president of the [...]
Apr
The Puyanawa Tribe
Like many peoples of Acre, the Puyanawa suffered heavily from the boom in rubber and [...]
Mar
Tata Yawanawa, Yawanawá leader makes his passage
(Text translated and edited from Xapuri.info) “Tata made the move.” With these few words, indigenous [...]
Jan
Os “índios” do Brasil
Brazilians categorized themselves as Native. Brazilian natives have [...]
May