Brazil's Surui tribe fought the loggers and developers threatening their lands for years, but nothing worked until they went high-tech. Photographs by Craig Stennett Almir Narayamoga became the chief ...

The Indigenous Paiter Suruí people of Brazil have reclaimed the coffee farms established by invaders on their land, in the process opening up a new source of livelihood and strengthening community ...

A workshop in Brazil demonstrates how Indigenous knowledge and conservation protects the forest and brings economic ...

Syed was a reporter for TIME, based in the London bureau. Txai Suruí Txai Suruí already has the kind of credentials accumulated across a lifetime of advocacy. A member of the Paiter Suruí Indigenous ...

In the heart of the Amazon in western Brazil, an Indian tribe called the Surui lived in the Stone Age as recently as the late 1960s. They wore loincloths, hunted monkeys with bows and arrows, and knew ...

On a recent afternoon deep in the Amazon's rain forest, members of the Surui tribe, which made contact with the outside world less than 40 years ago, could not resist the urge known to modern man - ...

The Surui in Brazil are fending off illegal ranchers, gold miners and loggers. Their weapons: boots on the ground, satellite images and smartphones. Dara Kerr was a senior reporter for CNET covering ...

Andrea Ribeiro / Google Rebecca Moore looks on as a Google colleague becomes an honorary member of the Surui at the end of the ceremony by sipping a a traditional drink. It's 2008 and five Google ...

Family rivalry and Brazil’s Catholic church helped miners devastate an indigenous territory that was once a leader in the fight against deforestation. Climate Home reports The Paiter-Suruí are a tribe ...

For a man whose way of life has been threatened by modernity, activist and tribal leader Chief Almir of the Surui people of the Brazilian Amazon has looked to a surprising source to help his tribe ...

Brazil's Surui people, like the man pictured above, share ancestry with indigenous Australians, new evidence suggests. PAULO WHITAKER/Reuters/Corbis More than 15,000 years ago, humans began crossing a ...

Google on Saturday unveiled a cultural map of Brazils' Surui indigenous people, a digital tool that will help the Amazonian tribe share their vast knowledge of the forest and fight illegal logging.