de Origen - TCO), especially near the El Chore Forest Reserve (Municipality of Yapacaní). A small band is also found in Río Usehuta (municipality of Puerto Villarroel). According to reliable sources, the Yuki number some 49 families, of which 35 are Christianized and 14 are uncontacted. However, David Jabin claims that only 4 families remain in isolation currently, after the NTM infamously air-lifted large number of isolated Indians to Bia Recuate in 1989 and 1992. A small band composing of five families reported from Santa Rosa de Abuná municipality in Pando. Christian Evangelists from the Chacobo-Pacahuara Captaincy were attempting contact as of 2013. Also reported from Arroyo Cayuvín between the Río Pacahuara and the Río Negro (Municipality of Nuevo Manoa). Reported from the Madidi National Park. The region is quite remote, and this seems to keep out the loggers and missionaries. The Toromona are found along the Rio Colorado and Rio Enhajehua (Municipality of Ixiamas). The Yora (Ese Eja) are nomads who criss cross the Bolivia-Peru border, and are found along the Río Heath region (Municipality of Ixiamas). Uncontacted bands live in the Araona Native Community Land. Reported from Río Manurimi and Alto Manupare (Municipality of Ixiamas). The contacted bands of Araona number some 100 persons in total, and live under the supervision of the fundamentalist Christian organization New Tribes Mission (NTM). Both the NTM and the SIL are pursuing forced contact with the remaining uncontacted Araona, but these attempts have ended in failure. In addition to these groups, some