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Making a difference Quote by Scott Wallace

“Whatever its faults, and there were many, the system of identification, protection, and vigilance Possuelo had put in place was making a difference. The number of uncontacted tribes whose existence the department had confirmed had grown to twenty-six, and the department continued to uncover and…” quote by Scott Wallace
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““Whatever its faults, and there were many, the system of identification, protection, and vigilance Possuelo had put in place was making a difference. The number of uncontacted tribes whose existence the department had confirmed had grown to twenty-six, and the department continued to uncover and compile evidence of previously unknown groups of wild Indians. But””

Scott Wallace

About This Quote

Source Book: The Uncontacted Tribes of the Amazon, 2015

Identifying and protecting remote groups is vital; systematic efforts reveal many unknown peoples.

In simple terms: Protecting unknown tribes matters.

Key Takeaway

Support systematic protection of vulnerable groups.

Themes

protection identification indigenous rights research policy

Mood

concerned hopeful

Type

ethical informative

When to use this quote

  • government policy
  • NGO work
  • academic research
  • field expeditions

Key Concepts

anthropology human rights conservation

Questions to Reflect On

  • What ethical responsibilities do we have to unseen peoples?
  • How can we balance development and preservation?
A Different Perspective

Resources are limited; political interests may hinder protection.

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