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Help raise awareness about the Indigenous Mayangna Peoples

They are under Attack in their Bosawas Rainforest Home

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Help raise awareness about the Indigenous Mayangna Peoples

Mayangna Indigenous residents living in the UNESCO designated Bosawas Biological Reserve in what is known as Nicaragua are being forced to flee.

These communities are under attack by settlers who want the Bosawas forest for illegal logging and ranching. Homes have been burned, crops destroyed and leaders murdered.

More information can be found at: https://globaljusticeecology.org/nicaragua/

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Indigenous Mayangna traveling by panga (dugout canoe) on the Rio Pis Pis in the Bosawas Reserve in Nicaragua’s North Atlantic Autonomous Region. At the time, the Bosawas rainforest was the largest rainforest north of the Amazon Basin (1998) photo: langellephoto.org / GJEP


Bosawas Rainforest, Nicaragua: An Indigenous man listens as community members from his village discuss the illegal logging of the Bosawas Rainforest in 1998. Bullet marks, a reminder of the U.S. backed Contra war, can be seen on the wall (1998) photo: langellephoto.org / GJEP