Brazil Supreme Court creates park to honor last man of the Tanaru people

Mongabay
Oct 8, 2025, 3:00 am124 ptsTrending
Brazil’s Supreme Court has approved the creation of Tanaru National Park in the western Amazon state of Rondônia, protecting the land where the last member of the Tanaru Indigenous people, known as the “Man of the Hole,” or Tanaru, lived in isolation until his death in 2022. The park will serve as a…

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