Translate page with Google Home Projects Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Project June 23, 2023 Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Country: Peru Authors: Simeon Tegel Amazon RJF Grantee Florence Goupil Amazon RJF Grantee Share this page on Facebook Share this page on Twitter Email this page Print this page Deforestation is closely linked to cultural survival. Indigenous people rely on the rainforest to maintain and preserve their traditions and livelihoods. SECTIONS Stories Updates × English PART OF: Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Loggers Encroach on an Uncontacted Tribe, and the Government Shrugs Multiple Authors May 25, 2024 × English PART OF: Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Timber Companies Claim Carbon Credits for Trees They Don’t Cut Down Simeon Tegel Amazon RJF Grantee April 21, 2024 × English PART OF: Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Gold Mining Reduced This Amazon Rainforest to a Moonscape. Now Miners Are Restoring It Simeon Tegel Amazon RJF Grantee April 2, 2024 × English PART OF: Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon Editorial: The Uphill Battle To Save the Amazon Rainforest Simeon Tegel Amazon RJF Grantee March 21, 2024 × English PART OF: Deforestation and Cultural Survival in the Peruvian Amazon The Race To Extract an Indigenous Language From Its Last Lucid Speaker Multiple Authors June 24, 2023
