The Hadza truly are still wild humans. Their way of life is threatened due to their ancestral hunting land being shared with agrarian tribes.
Tourism can have a negative impact on them, but done right it can be beneficial. Our group wasn’t touristic but people who wanted to understand Hunter-Gatherer culture and how our ancestors used to live.
Joel and others believe the way to help the Hadza is by purchasing land they can own and get their own wells on.
I believe our world needs to become wild again and look at people who still live close to the land.
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There’s a few books on the Hadza you can check out the one I’m reading is The Hadza: Hunter-
gatherers of Tanzania by Frank Marlow.
Godbless The Hadza
Thank you
-Clutch.
6 сен 2024
