Zoila Ochoa

The Amazonia Indigenous Women’s Fellowship supports Indigenous women leaders and the key roles they play in conservation. Zoila Ochoa belongs to the Murui Buee Indigenous people of Peru. In her project she is teaching youth the Muriu Buee language, their traditional food and dances to ensure their heritage lives on. Through education, she ensures that the new generations appreciate their ancestral knowledge and culture.

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Respecting nature, the animals, trees and everything else of the natural world is the right thing to do for future generations so people from all over the world should take care of our planet as these people do in South America in the Amazon Rainforest I love it 🌈 🌎 👍🏻