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Sacred Lands and the Vulnerability of Uncontacted Indigenous Communities, Part 2 of a Multi-Part Series

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The indigenous people, for example, they are OK as they are. (Yes.) Their elders taught them fine. (Yes. Right.) They know how to respect the Mother Earth that nourishes them. They know how to respect the Sun, who helps them grow crops. (Yes.) They respect everything around them – trees and animal-people, everything.
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