The Wari’ people

The Wari’ people, an indigenous group from Brazil, primarily inhabit the Amazon rainforest in the state of Rondônia. Known for their rich cultural traditions, they practice semi-nomadic agriculture and rely on hunting and gathering for sustenance. The Wari’ have a unique social structure and worldview, emphasizing communal living and strong family ties. In recent years, they have faced challenges from deforestation and land encroachment, which threaten their way of life. Despite these pressures, the Wari’ people are known for their resilience and efforts to preserve their culture and environment.