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Land Rights and Monitoring Revitalize Indigenous Connections to Ancestral Lands - Rainforest Foundation US
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Land Rights and Monitoring Revitalize Indigenous Connections to Ancestral Lands - Rainforest Foundation US
“We have lived here for years, but we did not truly know our territory,” explained Jackson García Barrera, one of over 200 community forest monitors that Rainforest Foundation US (RFUS) supports in the Peruvian Amazon. His community, Santa Rosa del Caño, received an updated and expanded land title last year through an innovative process RFUS developed in collaboration with the national Indigenous organization, Interethnic Association for the Dev…
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