They knew that we were here': following in the footsteps of the uncontacted Pardo River Kawahiva people
Briefly

Candor is still fighting to officially recognize the isolated Kawahiva people's territory, emphasizing the importance of established Indigenous rights and protections as mandated by Brazil's constitution.
Despite external pressures from agriculture and logging, the Kawahiva people have managed to thrive in their ancestral forests, which play a crucial role in sustaining global biodiversity.
Candor's lifelong dedication to protecting the Indigenous peoples reflects a deep commitment to ensuring their rights and preserving their way of life amidst ongoing environmental challenges.
His transition from involvement in damaging industries to advocating for Indigenous rights exemplifies a significant personal shift towards environmental conservation and cultural protection.
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