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Ecubackground
SOCIETY Peoples: Most Ecuadoreans are descended from the Quechua people who made up the kingdom of Quito. A break-down of the current population shows ... are nine indigenous nationalities: Huaorani, Shuar, Achar, Siona-Secoya, Cofan, Quechua, Tsachila and Chachi. There are over 1.5 million Quechua living in the inter-Andean valley. Religions: Mainly Catholic. Languages: ...
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Vilcanota Spiritual Park
Peru. However, to the Quechua people, the glorious 20,945 ft. (6,372 m.) Mount Ausangate in the Andes is the main Apu (Deity). After many years of fighting for the mountain to be protected, the people ... Apu. Today, the indigenous Q'eros community of Quechua people revere the mountains of the Cordillera Vilcanota, ...
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Environmental Film Festival
Venue: The Textile Museum AUSANGATE The Quechua people of southeastern Peru live above the tree line at ... in 1984 to live with the indigenous Penan jungle people in the remote rain forests of Sarawak, Borneo... READ ... Arts / Architecture Endangered Species Environmental Advocacy Food Global Warming Oil People / Culture Water Wildlife / Biodiversity kid-friendly INTERACTIVE MAP Use ...
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Environmental Film Festival
PARTNERS SPONSORS DONORS SPECIAL THANKS Featured Film AUSANGATE Based on 20 years of anthropological research this film documents the richness of the Quechua people of southeastern ...
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Waorani - The last people - Article by Adrian Warren - page 1 of 3
Waorani - Saga of Ecuador's Secret People. A history Perspective and Galleries of 400 images through 30 ... 'natural'. Waorani; to the Waorani, means 'people'. But to Ecuador's predominant indigenous group, the Quechua, they are Aucas, 'savages'. Indeed, there ... or buried alive. And by and large their contacts with the Quechua or any other outsiders have not been notably peaceable. But ...
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The Mountain Institute - Andean Program Publications
The common name of the plant and plant family in English, Spanish and Quechua. 2. The scientific name of the genus, species and family. 3. Origin of plant's ...
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Mountain Adventures
Many people were wearing felt hats to protect themselves from the sun's rays. Women were selling these hats alongside knitted, woven, woolspun, and pottery items. They spoke Quechua, the traditional Incan language, which wasn't surprising because many of the mountain people are descendents of the Incas. The marketplace. Photo: ...
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Tarapoto Peru
I arrived in Pamashto (a remote highland village of about 300 people), I caused quite a stir being once again the first "gringa" ... tons of questions (in a language that included both Spanish and Quechua, the old language of the highlands), rummaging thru my backpack ... my sun block which they thought was real funny. The first Quechua phrase I learned was "pressame" which meant, "I borrow?" Soon, where ...
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Living Routes - Peru: Fair Trade & Bio-cultural Regeneration in the High Amazon
Agriculture Shamanism Community Building & Cooperative Management Biodiversity Regeneration & Reforestation Efforts Spanish & Quechua (Spanish conversational abilities preferred but not required) Academic Credit Earn 4 ... Massachusetts Amherst. Living Routes embraces equal employment and educational opportunities for all people. © 2005 Living Routes, All rights reserved. Comments or suggestions ...
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Living Routes - About Our Faculty
Additionally, a wide range of guests from national and community organizations as well as Quechua-Lamista elders offer lectures and seminars. Senegal - Sustainable Development in Ecovillages Ousmane Aly Pame ... As national coordinator with the United Nations Development Program, Andre taught more than 2000 people throughout the country in permaculture design. Andre was given the Casa Claudia award ...
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