APURINA INDIANS SPEAK AN ARAWAKEN LANGUAGE OF SOUTH AMERICA. SPOKEN BY 1000 PEOPLE.1000 PEOPLE.. THESE FOLKS LIVE ALONEG THE PUIRUS RIVER. THE CALL THEMSELVES THE KANGITE. THEY ARE SPREAD OVER 23 INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES. SOME APURINA MIGRATE TO SUBURBS OF BOCADO ACRE FOR NEW OPPORTUNITIES. THEY WERE LOOKING FOR IMPROVED LIVING CONDITIONS FOR THEIR FAMILIES AND THAT OF THE FUTURE GENERATIONS.
ONE OF THEIR ACTIVITIES IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR PLANT SPECIES FOR THEIR HANDICRAFTS. THEY ARE DEVELOPING A PLANFOR PRODUCING CRAFT COMMERCIALIZATION. JEWELRY FROM THE RAINFOREST SEEDS WAS STARTED IN 1999. THEY RECEIVE SUPPORT FROM THE BRAZILIAN FUND FOR THEIR NATIONAL FUND FOR THEIR ENVIRONMENT.
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