Trading Bows and Arrows for Laptops (short version)
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at
9:01 pm
In June 2008, a team from Google Earth Outreach traveled to western Brazil to launch a technology training program for members of several indigenous tribes living in the threatened Amazonian rain forest. Original (longer) version here: www.youtube.com
Tagged with: amazon • Amazon Conservation Team • Brazil • Chief Almir • deforestation • Denise Zmekhol • google • Google Earth • Google Earth Outreach • Google Earth training • illegal logging • Mark Plotkin • rainforest • Rebecca Moore • Surui • Vasco van Roosmalen
Filed under: Laptops
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Brilliant way to use Google Earth, now we need just to teach the lumber jacks and his employer to do the same…
we need to make this the primary issue in the world– we need to take action to reforest and stop deforesation of the amazon.
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