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08 June 2001
Greenpeace helps protect native lands in the Amazon

The Deni Indians live in a remote area of the Amazon rainforest. With a population of little over 600 people, and little contact with the outside world, the forest is their home and source of livelihood. But an area where the Deni live was being bought and sold, and slated for destruction without their knowledge, until now.
Read on about Greenpeace's work in this area of the Amazon.

Deni children.
 

Take action to help protect the Deni lands
Send a letter to the President of Brazil and voice your opposition to further destruction.

Take action against Amazon deforestation
Send a letter to the President of Brazil and voice your opposition to further destruction.

For more information about Greenpeace's ancient forests campaign, email: guestforest@ams.greenpeace.org

 

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