Wari’ people

The Wari’ are an indigenous people from the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, known for their rich cultural traditions and deep connection to their environment. Historically, they lived in small, semi-nomadic communities, relying on hunting, fishing, and gathering for sustenance. They have a complex social structure, with rituals and practices that strengthen community ties. Today, many Wari’ work to preserve their land, languages, and cultural heritage amid external influences and environmental challenges. Their resilience highlights the importance of respecting indigenous identities and the vital role they play in biodiversity and cultural diversity.