Amazonian Indigenous People

Amazonian Indigenous Peoples are the native communities inhabiting the Amazon rainforest, with diverse cultures, languages, and traditions. They have lived sustainably in this dense, biodiverse environment for thousands of years, maintaining deep spiritual and practical connections to the land and its ecosystems. Their knowledge systems contribute significantly to biodiversity conservation and environmental health. Despite facing threats like deforestation, illegal mining, and climate change, these communities hold vital cultural heritage and are key to preserving the region's ecological balance. Recognizing their rights and knowledge is essential for sustainable development and environmental protection of the Amazon.