Uncontacted nomads flee loggers’ bulldozers
A tribe of 300 Amazon nomads is fleeing from bulldozers as their last forest is rapidly destroyed. Around sixty members of the tribe have no contact with outsiders.
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"We find the loggers, we destroy their equipment and we send them away. We’ve stopped many loggers. It’s working.”