案例简介：查理·汉密尔顿·詹姆斯 (Charlie Hamilton James) 的照片 @ chamiltonjames/由于 @ natgeo吸引了1.5亿的追随者，我们回顾了我们核心主题中最受欢迎的一些图像。看看今天的故事，我们回顾一下该帐户是如何开始的。在马拉尼昂州土著领土ararib ó ia的巴西亚马逊2017年，大火肆虐。有些是由农民试图清理土地以种植农作物或牲畜开始的，另一些是为了掩盖非法伐木作业，有些是自然的。拍摄这些图像时，巴西亚马逊刚刚经历了有记录以来最糟糕的森林大火之一，随着整个亚马逊地区森林砍伐的加剧，这种现象变得越来越普遍。马拉尼昂 (maranh ã o) 与该地区的许多其他州一样，已被广泛砍伐，仅剩下一些原始森林。其余土地已移交给农业和牧场。在拍摄这些照片的几英里范围内，剩下的最后一些 “未接触” 的阿瓦人生活在一起，他们依靠完整的森林生存。Ararib ó ia的森林受到一群资金不足的消防员的保护，这些消防员由勇敢而敬业的Guajajara部落成员，志愿者和FUNAI (国家印第安基金会) 雇员组成，他们会起火，有时只手持砍刀。

案例简介：Photos by Charlie Hamilton James @chamiltonjames / As @natgeo reaches 150 million followers, we look back at some of our most popular images across our core subjects. Check out today’s Story, where we look back at how the account got started.Fires raged in the Brazilian Amazon during 2017 in Araribóia, Indigenous territory in the state of Maranhão. Some were started by farmers trying to clear land for crops or cattle, others to cover up illegal logging operations, and some were natural. When these images were shot, the Brazilian Amazon had just experienced one of its worst years on record for forest fires, a phenomenon that is becoming increasingly common as deforestation increases across the Amazon. Maranhão, like so many other states in the region, has been extensively logged, and just a few pockets of original forest remain. The rest of the land has been turned over to agriculture and cattle ranches. Within a few miles of where these pictures were taken live some of the last remaining "uncontacted" Awã people, who rely on intact forest to survive. The forests in Araribóia are protected by a disparate group of underfunded firefighters made up of brave and dedicated Guajajara tribe members, volunteers, and FUNAI (the national Indian foundation) employees who take on fires, sometimes armed with nothing more than machetes.

国家地理 - Photos by Charlie Hamilton James @chamiltonjames / As @natgeo reaches 150 million followers, we look back at some of our

案例简介：查理·汉密尔顿·詹姆斯 (Charlie Hamilton James) 的照片 @ chamiltonjames/由于 @ natgeo吸引了1.5亿的追随者，我们回顾了我们核心主题中最受欢迎的一些图像。看看今天的故事，我们回顾一下该帐户是如何开始的。在马拉尼昂州土著领土ararib ó ia的巴西亚马逊2017年，大火肆虐。有些是由农民试图清理土地以种植农作物或牲畜开始的，另一些是为了掩盖非法伐木作业，有些是自然的。拍摄这些图像时，巴西亚马逊刚刚经历了有记录以来最糟糕的森林大火之一，随着整个亚马逊地区森林砍伐的加剧，这种现象变得越来越普遍。马拉尼昂 (maranh ã o) 与该地区的许多其他州一样，已被广泛砍伐，仅剩下一些原始森林。其余土地已移交给农业和牧场。在拍摄这些照片的几英里范围内，剩下的最后一些 “未接触” 的阿瓦人生活在一起，他们依靠完整的森林生存。Ararib ó ia的森林受到一群资金不足的消防员的保护，这些消防员由勇敢而敬业的Guajajara部落成员，志愿者和FUNAI (国家印第安基金会) 雇员组成，他们会起火，有时只手持砍刀。

国家地理 - Photos by Charlie Hamilton James @chamiltonjames / As @natgeo reaches 150 million followers, we look back at some of our

案例简介：Photos by Charlie Hamilton James @chamiltonjames / As @natgeo reaches 150 million followers, we look back at some of our most popular images across our core subjects. Check out today’s Story, where we look back at how the account got started.Fires raged in the Brazilian Amazon during 2017 in Araribóia, Indigenous territory in the state of Maranhão. Some were started by farmers trying to clear land for crops or cattle, others to cover up illegal logging operations, and some were natural. When these images were shot, the Brazilian Amazon had just experienced one of its worst years on record for forest fires, a phenomenon that is becoming increasingly common as deforestation increases across the Amazon. Maranhão, like so many other states in the region, has been extensively logged, and just a few pockets of original forest remain. The rest of the land has been turned over to agriculture and cattle ranches. Within a few miles of where these pictures were taken live some of the last remaining "uncontacted" Awã people, who rely on intact forest to survive. The forests in Araribóia are protected by a disparate group of underfunded firefighters made up of brave and dedicated Guajajara tribe members, volunteers, and FUNAI (the national Indian foundation) employees who take on fires, sometimes armed with nothing more than machetes.

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国家地理 - Photos by Charlie Hamilton James @chamiltonjames / As @natgeo reaches 150 million followers, we look back at some of our

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