Monitoramento da Floresta Amazônica Brasileira por Satélite - PRODES
Sistema de Detecção de Desmatamento em Tempo Real - DETER
Vengence of the Yakairiti
Brazil's Enawene Nawe rely on the forest and the rivers. How will their ancestral spirits respond to the destruction of their land by ranchers? CNN Sentinelese
After the tsunami CNN covered the survival of the Sentinelese of the Andaman Islands. Sacred Sites
Short documentary revealing how the aborigines of Australia prepared their claim for land rights. Awá feature on BBC Four
BBC reporter Mike Donkin investigates the increasing invasions into Awá land perpetrated by loggers, settlers and cattle ranchers. Let the Innu Live
In support of the Innu, protesters climbed to the top of Nelson's Column in London to reveal a message for the Canadian government. Massacres in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
An investigative report by World Television News into the terrible violence inflicted upon the Jumma of Bangladesh. 'Development' comes to the Enxet
Most of the Enxet of Paraguay are now exploited as laborers by the very cattle ranchers who stole their lands. Aborigines meet the Maasai
In a show of solidarity Aborgines from Australia met with the Maasai in Kenya to share their experience of fighting for land rights. Surviving Canada
An extract from a documentary examining the terrible effects that years of injustice have had on the Mushuau Innu people of Canada. Kenya's Castaways
Short film looking at the negative effects Kenya's 'development' processes have had on the Ogiek. Massana - Moments in Play and Ritual
Short documentary studying the Yaka pygmies’ use of roleplay in their social rituals. © Jerome Lewis Doris Pilkington's Bushmen Appeal
Doris Pilkington Garimara, the Aboriginal author of 'Follow the Rabbit Proof Fence', speaks about the Bushmen of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, drawing parallels with her own experience of being taken from her land. The Bushmen on BBC News
In August 2002 John Simpson reported for BBC News from the Kalahari and from the new eviction sites where the Bushmen had been relocated to. In the Stomach of the Dragon
Documentary made by Small World Productions about the impact of the Grasberg copper and gold mine on the Amungme people, focusing on the military repression long associated with the mine. The Eviction of the Bushmen
A film crew from Carte Blanche, a South African investigative TV programme, were the only independent journalists actually present during the eviction from the CKGR of the Gana and Gwi Bushmen. The Grasberg Mine
BBC report on the tension and violence long associated with the Grasberg copper and gold mine in West Papua. The Hunt
The Nukak are expert hunters. In this extract from 'Nukak-Maku: the last forest nomads', by AVC Rainbow/ Audiovisuales, a group of men set off to hunt monkeys, using their 3m-long blowpipes and poisoned darts. An Appeal from the Penan
Extracts from Gaia Films' "Into the heart of the last paradise", including an appeal from the Penan for the logging of their forest home to stop. Roadblocks and Chainsaws
This feature from ITV's Go for Green looks at the impact of logging on the tribespeople of Sarawak, especially the Penan, who blockaded logging roads to prevent the destruction of their forest. "Soya is killing us," say vegetarian tribe
ITV News report from the Brazilian Amazon on the devastating effects of soya farming on the Enawene Nawe, one of the few Amazonian tribes who eat no red meat. Gene Hunters
An extract filmed in an Arhuaco village from Gene Hunters, a documentary about the Human Genome Diversity Project, in which geneticists collected blood samples from remote tribal peoples around the world. Before Columbus
This extract from the documentary Before Columbus, shows how the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, homeland of the Arhuaco (Ika), Arsario and Kogi, has been occupied by outsiders, and how the Indians perceive this. Contact Mission Sentinelese
Footage from one of many government attempts to establish contact with the isolated Sentinelese by fostering a dependence on outside gifts such as coconuts. After protests by Survival and local supporters, such contact trips have officially stopped, as they put both parties at grave risk. The Bushmen a special report
Television journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts explores the political and economic reasons behind the eviction of Gana and Gwi Bushmen from the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Endangered Jarawa
A documentary by Journeyman Pictures, filmed at a time when the Jarawa were losing their fear of the Indian settlers and the vehicles which travel along the highway cutting through their reserve. The road remains open, despite an order from India's Supreme Court that it should be closed. The Mursi and their Cattle
An extract from Granada TV's Disappearing World trilogy on the Mursi. This clip, taken from the first film 'In Search of Cool Ground', looks at how the Mursi relate to their cattle. A Mursi Ritual
In this extract from the Disappearing World film 'In Search of Cool Ground', the Mursi stage a ritual attack on their priest. The film was made at a time of great tension between the Mursi and their neighbours the Bodi. Wrestling Contest
The Nuba are famous for their wrestling contests. This clip, filmed in 1991 and taken from 'Kafi's Story', by Arthur Howes and Amy Hardie, shows a Nuba wrestling bout held during Sudan's civil war; the conflict had a devastating impact on the Nuba. Contact Expedition
Film of a government contact mission to the Jarawa. Until 1998, the Jarawa resisted contact with the Indian settlers who now occupy their islands, and there were frequent violent clashes. The Indian authorities organised contact expeditions in an attempt to 'pacify' the Jarawa. Such contacts were largely uncontrolled, and put both sides at great risk. Survival campaigned for such trips to be stopped. Mobil Explore for Oil
This WTN report looked at the controversy surrounding Mobil's exploration in the Peruvian Amazon, in an area known to be inhabited by uncontacted Yora Indians. Environmental Destruction in Siberia
Presented by Richard Dawkins, this extract from the BBC's Human Rights, Human Wrongs series, looks at the effects of environmental destruction on the tribal peoples of Siberia. Two Worlds of the Innu
An extract from the documentary, "Two Worlds of the Innu'. Tribal elder Pien Penashue drums and sings to the Animal Master 
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