Amazon Indians confirm logging invasion near uncontacted tribes
An Amazon expedition has confirmed further illegal logging in Peru and Brazil, threatening uncontacted Indians
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New signs indicate uncontacted Amazon Indians at risk
An expedition has found new signs of uncontacted Amazon Indians, indicating their movement to different parts of the forest.
Brazil bolsters security as ‘crisis situation’ threatens uncontacted Indians
Government says it will dispatch National Security Force agents to help protect the tribe
Uncontacted Indians’ forest ‘sprayed with chemicals’
A large stretch of Amazon rainforest has reportedly been destroyed illegally with chemical defoliant sprayed from an airplane.
Santander Bank admits dam funding to continue
Europe's largest bank has admitted that its controversial funding of the Santo Antonio dam is set to continue
Brazil confirms existence of uncontacted tribe
The Brazilian authorities have confirmed the existence of a group of approximately 200 uncontacted Indians in the Amazon.
Endangered uncontacted tribe to feature on Discovery Channel
The footage has captured the imagination of millions of viewers.
Malaria outbreak could reach uncontacted Indians
A malaria outbreak in the area of the Madeira River dams project is threatening the lives of uncontacted Indians