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June 10, 2010

How an Amazonian Tribe Is Mastering the Modern World

by Juliane von Mittelstaedt, Spiegel, Germany - The Surui people from the Brazilian rainforest are fighting to stop the destruction of their homeland. But instead of bows and arrows, they are using the Internet, GPS and Google Earth.

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The indigenous people of South America have much to teach us.

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