Indigenous Communities from Peru

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Nanti
Indigenous Group	Nanti (Also known as: Cogapacori, Kogapakori)
Location	Peru, Headwaters of the Camisea and Timpia rivers
Estimated Population	380 (2002, Beir)
Habitat	Tropical Jungle
Lifestyle	Semi-Nomadic
Subsistence	Hunter / Gatherer / Fishing / Animal Husbandry
Level of Assimilation	Nearly Untouched
Language and Language Family:	Classification: Arawakan, Maipuran, Southern Maipuran, Pre-Andine Alternate names: Cogapacori, Kogapakori Dialects: Language is most closely related to Machiguenga, but they have remained separate
Website URLs	Ethnologue Tierramer ica The UN’s List of Stories that The World Should Hear More About, 2004 Peacecorps Online The Camisea Nanti Status of the Reserva de Kugapacori y Nahua Peru’s Pipe Dream is a Nightmare The Camisea Gas Project and Forced Contact with Indigenous Peoples
NGOs:	Cabeceras Aid Project Amazon Watch Environmental Defense