Is presented to Yaguarete Porá S.A. for dressing up the wholesale destruction of a huge area of the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode's forest as a noble gesture for conservation.

In 1994 a bulldozer driver clearing the forest at night was attacked out of the darkness. Although he didn't know it, he was destroying the gardens and hunting grounds of a group of Ayoreo-Totobiegosode families. One of the Indians, Esoi, was finally forced out of the forest in 2004. Here, he recounts his attack on the bulldozer.

Gunmen hired by Paulo César Quartiero, a local farmer and politician, attack a Makuxi Indian community, throwing homemade bombs and firing assault rifles. Ten Indians were wounded. Mr Quartiero was arrested, but released soon after.

Warning: this video contains images of violence and injuries which some may find upsetting.

Due to the mounting tribal protests and international criticism of their actions in Orissa, India, Vedanta initiated a PR offensive extolling their virtues. But this short film reveals how easily their lies and manipulations can be debunked.

As bulldozers and cattle ranchers encroach further into their territory the Ayoreo of Paraguay are worried for the safety of their uncontacted relatives.

In this emotional interview, Marcos Verón's daughter-in-law tells Survival researcher Fiona Watson how she saw her father-in-law killed. At the end, Verón's widow comes up to embrace Fiona.

Jarawa denounce poachers who invade their land. This group was filmed as they voluntarily came out of their reserve to complain to local administration officials about the poaching.

Two Indians from Raposa-Serra do Sol, Jacir José de Souza and Pierlangela Nascimento da Cunha, tell Survival about their lands and lives.

Jorge, a Murunahua man who lost his eye when he was shot by loggers during first contact, recalls the tragedy that followed.

Shaman Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, speaks about what the proposed mining bill would mean for his people.