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Uncontacted Amazon tribe photographed in unusual sighting near logging area

By David Hodari
More than 50 members of an uncontacted indigenous tribe have been photographed on a river bank in the remote Peruvian Amazon near to an area where logging companies have been granted concessions by the country's government.

The large group from the Mashco Piro appeared in recent days near the southeastern village of Monte Salvado, which belongs to the Yine people. A smaller group of 17 appeared near a neighboring village.

The Yine, who speak a language related to that of the Mashco Piro, have previously reported that the uncontacted tribe has been angry about the presence of loggers on their land, according to indigenous rights group Survival International.

“This is irrefutable evidence that many Mashco Piro live in this area, which the government has not only failed to protect, but actually sold off to logging companies,” said Alfredo Vargas Pio, president of local Indigenous rights group FENAMAD in a statement from Survival International.

Members of the reclusive Mashco Piro tribe are seen near Monte Salvado
Members of the Mashco Piro Indigenous community, a reclusive tribe and one of the world's most withdrawn, gather on the banks of the Las Piedras river in the Madre de Dios province last month.

NBC News has contacted the Peruvian government for comment. FENAMAD also said that the secluded tribe has been sighted leaving the rainforest more often in recent weeks in order to look for food and to avoid loggers, according to Reuters.

This isn't the first time the Mashco Piro are suspected to have been angered by logging. Just over a decade ago, the tribe attempted to make contact with the outside world on more than one occasion.

In 2013, some of its members engaged in a tense standoff with a remote riverside community. Authorities suggested at the time that they may have been upset by illegal logging in their territory.

This time around, FENAMAD's Vargas Pio said that “there’s also a risk of violence on either side."

More than 750 people strong, they are believed to be the world’s largest uncontacted tribe, having survived massacres and enslavement during the rubber boom of the 19th century.

One logging company, Maderera Canales Tahuamanu SAC, has built more than 120 miles of roads for its logging trucks to extract timber, Survival International says.

The company is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, a non-profit that certifies responsibly managed forests. The council’s database shows that Canales Tahuamanu holds over 130,000 acres of certified forest.

Peru's government also acknowledged eight years ago that Canales Tahuamanu was logging within Mashco Piro territory.

“The FSC must cancel its certification of Canales Tahuamanu immediately — failure to do so will make a mockery of the entire certification system,” said Survival International director Caroline Pearce.

“This is a humanitarian disaster in the making — it’s absolutely vital that the loggers are thrown out, and the Mashco Piro’s territory is properly protected,” she added.

Neither the Forest Stewardship Council nor Canales Tahuamanu were immediately available for comment when contacted by NBC News.

Very happy to do this five-day tour in the area of ​​the Manu National Park... where we left early from the city of Cusco going into our homeland stop and the second day to Casa Machiguenka where we began to see a lot of fauna and with the desire to observe indigenous friends in isolation volunteers called Calatos, they are from the Mashco-Piro ethnic group, the lucky ones were the park rangers... in short we had a great time with so much fauna and the landscape, not to mention highly recommended... until another opportunity friends from Perú and Germany...

Feeling happy couse i love what to do, i like sharing this happiness with my new folks from USA & Spain has been 3 amazing days in Tambopata Watching animals, swimming walking all was great adventure for me and my my guests...lest go for more Yeaaa

Showing the beauty and majestic charm place that Amazon Jungle from Perú offering to all
Come and enjoy aswell this unique peace of heaven

Here some videos on my way in my work as Jungle Specialist
Keep exploring Yeaaaa

Todas las veces que regreso con nuevos amigos es una experiencia distinta e inolvidable, esta vez con amigos de Alemania e Inglaterra muy buenas personas vimos fauna y muy buenas caminatas que ofrece este lugar encantador como lo es la zona cultural del Parque del Manu.
Thank you for have chosen my country and the Jungle for sure...good trip always

Amigos de Alemania visitando el parque nacional del Manu uno de los mejores parques del Perú y mejor conservados del País
Mega diverso y con muchos records en insectos, mariposas, loros, felinos, escarabajos, horminas muy feliz mis amigos y cada vez aprendiendo más mi alemán

El Perú es uno de los países con mayor riqueza y diversidad de primates. Cincuenta y seis especies se encuentran distribuidas en nuestros extensos bosques amazónicos, en nuestros imponentes bosques montanos, y en los cálidos bosques tropicales del Pacífico.
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Le Pérou est l'un des pays avec la plus grande richesse et diversité de primates. Cinquante-six espèces sont réparties dans nos vastes forêts amazoniennes, dans nos imposantes forêts de montagne et dans les forêts tropicales chaudes du Pacifique.

Cuando no hay grupos de nuestra agencia estamos dispuestos a dar todo también para representar a otros albergues que son exclusivos en nuestra agenda.
Vaya donde vaya daré siempre lo mejor de mi..
I love what I do Tourism of Wild Life

Seguimos creciendo gracias a la recomendación de amigos turistas y amigos colegas y por lo que hacemos a la hora de brindar nuestros servicios y por lo que lo damos todo en nuestro trabajo...
**We continue to grow thanks to the recommendations of tourist friends and colleagues and because of what we do when it comes to providing our services and because we give everything in our Tours.

Heureux et reconnaissant envers mes nouveaux amis amis de france qui ont décidé de parier sur moi et mon expérience et de faire les excursions que je leur ai proposées, nous avons passé le meilleur moment, j'espère que nous vous reverrons ou vous entendrons à nouveau, merci.
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Feliz y agradecido a mis nuevos amigos de Francia, que decidieron apostar por mi y mi experiencia y hacer las excursiones que les ofrecí, la pasamos de lo mejor, espero que nos volvamos a ver o saber de ustedes, gracias

Two different groups, first a group of 14 people from Dianamarca and the others from Australia, English and French, with the blessing and thanks to the jungle all the group's objectives covered...all very happy in the end, that is the idea when one begins the job..

With this group of VASCOS (Spaniards), who put my effort to the limit since they wanted more extreme tours, I gave them what they wanted in the end, everyone was happy but very tired 🤣

As a tour operator, we offer all types of excursions even at the request of travelers, such as full days at Lake Sandoval, Caiman's shearching and Native family, those two days were entertaining and my travelers from the United States liked it, thank you for your visit to continue growing with a lot of faith and confidence that everything will always turn out as we expect.

Disfrutando del paseo por la selva del Tambopata con viajeros de España y Francia fueron 3 días de muy buen clima y muchos avistamientos de fauna como perezosos, 4 spp de monos, caimanes, serpientes, tarántulas, gracias por elegir este hermoso y recondito lugar del corazón del Amazonas Perú
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Profitant de la promenade dans la jungle de Tambopata avec des voyageurs d'Espagne et de France, il y a eu 3 jours de très beau temps et de nombreuses observations de faune comme des paresseux, 4 espèces de singes, des alligators, des serpents, des tarentules, merci d'avoir choisi cette belle et cachée lieu au coeur de l'Amazonie Pérou...
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Enjoying the walk through the Tambopata jungle with travelers from Spain and France, there were 3 days of very good weather and many sightings of fauna such as sloths, 4 species of monkeys, alligators, snakes, tarantulas, thank you for choosing this beautiful and hidden place in the heart of the Amazon Peru..

La Ciudad de Urcos está a una altitud de 3158 m s. n. m. y situado a unos 49 km de la ciudad del Cuzco. Uno de sus mayores atractivos es la laguna de Urcos.

Huacarpay resulta ser un nombre toponímico referido a la especie Ardea alba, ave cuya denominación en quechua es “Wakar”. Esta especie está presente durante todo el año, aunque su población en los últimos años se ha reducido

Todos los domingos son días de mercado en la plaza Mayor, donde se presentan diversos comercios de comida, vestido y bienes en general.