Of the world's 100 known un-contacted tribes, over half are in Brazil or Peru and are in danger of being driven off their land, says Survival International. Also a threat to isolated groups is the ...

The aircraft banked sharply, and we looked down on the jungle canopy—a fantastically ... Shuri is a Mastanahua, one of several tribes that inhabit the remote southern Peru-Brazil borderlands.

We’re going monkey hunting in Peru’s Manú National Park—a huge ... All the park’s indigenous inhabitants—so-called uncontacted tribes as well as the Matsigenka—have the right to ...

(CNN)-- Researchers have produced aerial photos of jungle ... 100 uncontacted tribes remain worldwide, and about half live in the remote reaches of the Amazonian rainforest in Peru or Brazil ...

Peru’s Manú National Park ... permanent human habitation is restricted to several tribes. Colombia has turned almost 82 million acres of Amazon jungle, nearly half its Amazon region, into ...

There are at least 20 uncontacted tribes in Peru that live in the most remote, uncontacted regions of the Amazon rainforest, according to Survival International, an advocacy group for Indigenous ...

At least four of these uncontacted tribes are in the JavariValley. “I’ve spent months at a time in the jungle on expeditions to make first contact with a tribe, and I’ve been attacked many, ...