Un homme Yanomami tenant des fruits 'abiu', une nourriture commune pour la tribu. Considéré comme les Amérindiens d'Amérique du Sud, la tribu des forêts li

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• Photographe: Abir Abdullah

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A Yanomami man holding some "abiu" fruits, a common food for the tribe. Considered the Native Americans of South America, the forest-dwelling tribe live in the Amazon rainforest on both sides of the Brazil-Venezuelan border along the Orinoco iver. With a population of about 23, 000, the culture of this community of hunter-agriculturists was under threat after the discovery of gold in their territory brought an influx of miners. Diseases such as malaria and onchocerciasis continues to be a problem, although efforts have been taken to protect the group. Today, the Yanomami Indigenous Territory is recognised as an important conservation group to protect the AmazonÕs biodiversity. High Orinoco, Venezuela. July, 2007.

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