Guardians of the Forest: THE AMAZON TRIBE PROTECTING THE FOREST WITH BOWS, ARROWS, GPS AND CAMERA TRAPS.

https://www.occupy.com/article/amazon-tribe-protecting-forest-bows-arrows-gps-and-camera-traps?qt-article_tabs=2

An indigenous community in northern Brazil is fighting to achieve what the government has long failed to do: halt illegal logging in their corner of the Amazon.

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The Ka’apor – a tribe of about 2,200 people in Maranhão state – have organized a militia of “forest guardians” who follow a strategy of nature conservation through aggressive confrontation.

Logging trucks and tractors that encroach upon their territory – the 530,000-hectare Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Land – are intercepted and burned. Drivers and chainsaw operators are warned never to return. Those that fail to heed the advice are stripped and beaten.

It is dangerous work. Since the tribe decided to manage their own protection in 2011, they say the theft of timber has been reduced, but four Ka’apor have been murdered and more than a dozen others have received death threats.


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https://www.lifegate.com/people/news/guardians-of-the-forest-amazon-tribe-kaapor
The guardians of the forest: the Amazon tribe protecting trees forcibly... 


Amazon Tribe Fights Back Against Illegal Logging. 


BIOMASS Electric Power Plants Could Dispose of the Millions of Dead Trees in California that are a Fire Hazard. Before we have another Disastrous Wildfire like we had in Paradise last summer, we could remove the fuel from the forests and use it to generate electricity. 

"The number of biomass plants, another option for disposing of trees, has fallen to about two dozen from 66 in the 1990s, in part due to the expiration of government price subsidies." - according to the California Energy Commission.

Why not REOPEN those unused BIOMASS plants and clean up our forests before we have a Disaster? 

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