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.
The Importance of the Indian Culture for Brazil
Contemporary Brazil is more indigenous than is usually supposed. Although culturally transformed by the secular [...]
Everyday Was Day of the Indian
Dia dos Indios 2019 – Day of the Indian 2019 This is one of my [...]
Apr
Indigenous People Day Should be Everyday
The International Day of the World’s Indigenous People’s is observed on 9 August each year to promote and protect [...]
Aug
Kuntanawa Tribe
Located in the Brazilian Amazon, the people of Kuntanawa are one of the twelve known [...]
Apr
Haru Kuntanawa
Kuntanawa Chief Leader Haru Kuntanawa Visits with Pachamama Church and Queen of the Forest Haru [...]
Apr
Kuntanawa Sananga & Rapé
Sananga Sananga is a plant native to the Amazon, it is used by the people [...]
Apr
Meet Haru Kuntanawa – Indigenous Leader Fighting for Mother Earth
“I came to this planet to take my people out of prison and to go [...]
Nov
The Shipibo Labirinth
In the Peruvian Amazon, the labyrinthic tradition of kené, the mythic embroidery of the [...]
Nov
Awa Guaja Indian Tribe of Brazil
Native indian Awa Guaja of Brazil. Mother with child. The Awa- Guaja inhabit the forests [...]
Nov