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.
Healing Songs: Discover the Amazonian Ícaros
A magical journey through ancestral sounds that guide, heal, and elevate the spirit. The Amazon [...]
Apr
Encantados of the River
The Secret Spirits of Living Waters In the deep silence of the rivers dwell beings [...]
Apr
The Spirituality of the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon
An Ancient Chant That Still Echoes Before there were borders, organized religions, or printed sacred [...]
Apr
The Guardians of the Forest: Meet the Indigenous Tribes That Keep the Tradition of Hapeh Alive
The Call of the Forest The forest whispers ancient secrets to those who know how [...]
Mar
Indigenous Languages: The Importance of Preserving Ancestral Knowledge
The Voice of the Forest: The Song of Ancestral Languages Close your eyes for a [...]
Mar
Indigenous Art and Handicrafts: Sacred Expressions of Amazonian Culture
The Call of the Forest: Creating with Hands and Spirit The forest whispers secrets to [...]
Mar
Ancient Cities Discovered in the Amazon: The Forgotten Voices of the Forest
Whispers of an Ancient Civilization The Amazon is alive, not only with the pulse of [...]
Mar
Rapeh: The Breath of the Forest and the Call of the Soul
In the heart of the Amazon, where the songs of birds intertwine with the whispers [...]
Feb
Protecting Amazon Sustainability Plan
Empowering Indigenous Communities to Save the Amazon Why: Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of [...]
Jan
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 [...]
Jan