This is true on the international scene, but also for other native American Indians who do have contact with the outside world. It is therefore absolutely necessary to include uncontacted groups in any project aiming at protecting and improving their environment. 450 uncontacted native American Indians no. name pop. Between Lower Beni and Lower Yata Pano. Related to the Chakobo.
Some sources question their existence.
They live on the Guarayos forest reserve. Between Upper Ichilo and Upper Yapacani Tupi-Guarani. Small uncontacted group of Yuqui. They live in the Amboro national park. Isolated Apiaka group.