Indigenous Communities from Colombia

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Bora
Indigenous Group	Bora (Also known as: Boro, Bora-Miraña)
Location	Colombia, Lowland Colombia, Providencia on the Igaraparana, Cahuinari and Caquetá rivers
Estimated Population	500 (2006, SIL International)
Environment	Tropical / Forest
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Agriculture / Fishing / Hunter / Gatherer
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional
Language Family	Bora Classification: Witotoan, Boran Alternate names: Boro Dialects: Mirana (Miranha), Bora
Website URLs	National Park Natural Cahuinarí Native American Indians today, Geographical And Demographic Situation Language Archive Diccionario Bilingüe Muiname-Español, Español-Muiname Sounding Of Bibliographical Sources On Languages Of Interfluvio Caqueta-Putumayo 2. Parque Nacional Natural Cahuinarí List Of Indigenous Peoples Classification of the Languages Indigenous to Colombia Reclaiming Tradition to Save a Giant Turtle: Conservation Media Center World Museum Liverpool: Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Lex Gielgud (1881-1917) Colombia: Sustainable Crafts Department Of Regional Development And Environment: Integrated Development Plan for the Putumayo River Basin ITTO and Totally Protected Areas Ethnologue: Languages of Colombia
NGOs	Organización Nacional Indígena de Colombia (ONIC) Indigenous Association Bora Miraña (PANI) The Foundation Gaia Amazon The Nature Conservancy Fundacion Natura