Tagaeri

E893095

The Tagaeri are an uncontacted Indigenous group living in voluntary isolation in the Ecuadorian Amazon, known for resisting outside contact and encroachment on their territory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of the Amazon
uncontacted Indigenous people
contactStatus in voluntary isolation
uncontacted
continent South America
country Ecuador
culturalPractice hunting and gathering
semi-nomadic forest life
small-scale horticulture
ethnicGroupOf Ecuador NERFINISHED
knownFor defending their territory
hostility to intruders
resisting outside contact
language Waorani language (Tagaeri variety) NERFINISHED
languageFamily Tucanoan–Waorani languages NERFINISHED
legalStatus right to remain in isolation
special protection under Ecuadorian law
livesIn Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
Yasuni National Park buffer zone NERFINISHED
Yasuni region NERFINISHED
populationStatus endangered
very small
protectedArea Zona Intangible Tagaeri Taromenane NERFINISHED
protectedBy Tagaeri–Taromenane Intangible Zone NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Indigenous people in voluntary isolation
recognizedBy Government of Ecuador NERFINISHED
region Ecuadorian Amazon NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Waorani NERFINISHED
subjectOf anthropological studies (indirect)
environmental protection campaigns
human rights reports
threatenedBy colonist encroachment
deforestation
illegal logging
oil exploration
road construction
usesWeapon spears
voluntaryIsolation true

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