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Ex-rubber tappers' and small farmers' views of weather changes in the Amazon
How do people living in the Amazon forest, and to be precise in the Alto Jurua region of Brazil, understand climate change? Indigenous forest dwellers make their own observations and interpretations from changes in animal behaviour.
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