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🎥 Tijuana Migrant Camps ►    • INSIDE the MIGRANT CAMPS of Tijuana, Mexic...   ✈️ How I Started Traveling ►    • How I Started a Life of Full-Time Solo Travel   🍔 My New Food Channel ► ‪@GarethEats‬ This is a day in the life of the indigenous Sápara tribe who live within the Ecuadorian Amazon. Today, their population totals less than 700 people, across 22 communities, and they are constantly battling to keep their culture, traditions and territory in-tact in an ever pressing capitalist world. The Sápara, also known as Zápara or Záparo, once occupied some 12,000 mi² between the Napo River and the Pastaza in the Amazon rainforest along the border of Ecuador and Peru. Early in the 20th century, there were some 200,000 Zapara. From the year 2009 on the Ecuadorian Zápara call themselves Sápara. The official name is Nación Sápara del Ecuador (NASE). The Sápara people have a distinct language, known as Sápara, which is considered critically endangered with only a few fluent speakers remaining. They have a unique cosmology that revolves around their close relationship with the natural world, viewing themselves as an integral part of the forest ecosystem. They possess extensive knowledge of the medicinal properties of plants and have a profound understanding of the intricate balance of the rainforest. However, the Sápara people face numerous challenges, including encroachment on their lands by extractive industries, deforestation, and the loss of their cultural heritage. Despite these pressures, the Sápara people continue to fight for their rights, seeking recognition and protection of their territory, language, and way of life. Efforts are being made to preserve their culture and support their sustainable practices, ensuring the survival and well-being of the Sápara people and their unique contributions to the world. More about the Sápara People: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sápara Learn more about the work Manari is doing to protect his nation here: https://www.manariushigua.com Visit the Sapara people in the Amazon: https://www.naku.com.ec Learn from the Sapara, dreams and connecting to the spirit world: http://dreamworldprogram.com FOLLOW Felipe & Hugo's Work:   / tzitzanu   If you're reading this, here's a secret... we're hoping to have all of the Sápara women's jewelry on the https://traveldeeper.shop merch store very soon! ——— FOLLOW ——— My New "DAY IN THE LIFE" Mission: https://www.garethleonard.com/the-list Main YouTube Channel:    / @garethleonard   Food YouTube Channel:    / @garetheats   Solo Travel Tips:    / @traveldeeper   INSTAGRAM:   / traveldeeper     / garetheats   TIKTOK: @Travel.Deeper @GarethEats WEBSITES: Merch - https://traveldeeper.shop Personal - https://www.garethleonard.com Travel Deeper Blog - https://tourist2townie.com ——— WATCH ANOTHER TRAVEL SERIES ——— Croatia ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Croatia-... Egypt ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Egypt-Se... Russia ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Russia-S... Philippines ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Philippi... Japan ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Japan-Se... Brazil ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Brazil-S... Australia ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Australi... USA ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-USA-Series Mexico ► https://bit.ly/Travel-Deeper-Mexico-S... ——— WHO IS GARETH LEONARD? ——— Hi! My name is Gareth Leonard, an American Travel YouTuber with a passion for slow, meaningful Travel. I have spent the past 13+ years traveling around the world while creating travel vlogs to help educate and inspire people to “Travel Deeper.” If you enjoy my work, please subscribe to this channel and turn on the notifications bell to stay up-to-date with my new "Day in the Life" goal. Updates can also be found on my Instagram Stories (@traveldeeper), so if you’ve read this far, send me a DM with the “🦊” emoji so I know you’re a real one! Thanks for following along! 🙏 #adayinmylife #dayinthelife #travelvlog #garethleonard #traveldeeper #travel #amazonas #amazonjungle #amazonrainforest #ecuador