听月水榭

A Manoki Indian in a feathered headdress and beads glides down a stream in Brazil's Amazon River Basin. The Manoki are one of about 170 indigenous Amazonian peoples whose homelands are imperiled by an intense land rush in the Amazon fueled by the timber, agriculture, and cattle industries.

(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Last of the Amazon," January 2007, National Geographic magazine)

Manoki印第安人，亚马逊河流域，巴西，2007年

Alex Webb摄

一位用羽毛头饰和珠链装饰自己的Manoki印第安人正缓缓沿巴西亚马逊河流域的一条支流航行。Manoki印第安人是大约170个亚马逊土著中的一支，他们的家园现正因由伐木业、耕作业和畜牧业所驱使的亚马逊土地的迅速拓殖而面临险境。

（图作而未刊，"最后的亚马逊"，2007年1月，国家地理杂志）