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REGION: Latin America
TOPIC: Environment
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SLIDE SHOW Posted: December 4, 2009   
Mapping Tribal Lands in Peru FLASH VERSION
Gregor MacLennan first went to the Peruvian Amazon as a student, living in a community that had only recently come into contact with the Western world. He later returned as head of a non-profit group that helps indigenous people map their land to better inform the government when it decides where oil and logging companies can go.
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Produced by: Anne Strother
Mapping resources, In Peru, the government is interested in developing the Amazon's resources in order to improve the country's economy, which sometimes puts the government at odds with the local population.
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Mapping resources
In Peru, the government is interested in developing the Amazon's resources in order to improve the country's economy, which sometimes puts the government at odds with the local population.
Speaking: Gregor MacLennan
Photo Credit: Shinai, Audio Credit: Anne Strother
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