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The Ecology of the Barí [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
Deforestation is destroying the Amazon rainforest that thousands of plant and animal species call their home. But while most people focus on its impact on wildlife, few consider the devastation it causes for indigenous peoples.
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