Cononaco River in the Ecuadorian Amazon
The Cononaco River flows through Huaorani territory in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Less than fifty miles away from this point, oil drilling has contaminated the pristine rainforest.
Huaorani homestead tucked into the rainforest
Huaorani homestead deep in the rainforest
A Huaorani boy plays under a jaguar skin.
A Huaorani boy plays under a jaguar skin.
An oil drilling complex is carved out of the rainforest in Huaorani territory.
An oil drilling complex is carved out of the rainforest in Huaorani territory.
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A broken pipeline, slidge and contaminated pool at Chevron's Guanta drilling site.
An oil flare reflects in a pool of toxic crude oil at Chevron's Guanta Well.
An oil flare reflects in a pool of toxic heavy metals and crude oil at Chevron's Guanta Well.
Emergildo Criollo, an elected leader of the Cofan, testifies at a contamination site during the Chevron trial.
Emergildo Criollo, an elected leader of the Cofan, testifies at a contamination site during the Chevron trial.
A cofan girl travels to the Chevron trial
he Cofan travel for hours to attend the site inspections for the Chevron trail.
Chevron annual shareholder meeting protester
Hundreds of protesters turned out to protest outside of Chevron's annual sharehold meeting in 2010.
Emergildo Criollo enters the Chevron annual shareholder meeting
Cofan leader Emergildo Criollo walks into Chevron's 2010 shareholder annual meeting along with the Ecuadorian lawyer Luis Yanza and the rest of the Amazon Watch delegation.
