The document describes the Xixuaú indigenous community located on the Jauaperi River in Brazil, which has infrastructure like an elementary school, electricity generated by solar energy, and a community office with internet access. Activities in the community include fishing with harpoons, eating tucunaré fish at a local restaurant, and meetings attended by men, women and children to discuss the community. The photos also show community members and volunteers working in the area.

1. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Xixuaú community, on Jauaperi River .

2. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The restaurant Rei do Tucunaré (King of Tucunaré), where visitors can eat the fish.

3. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Raimundo Alves Barroso prepares one zagaia, a kind of harpoon, for fishing.

4. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The community has good infra-estructure, with elementary school.

5. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Electricity generated by solar energy .

6. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch There is a communitarian office, with wireless ADSL internet.

7. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The last meeting with communitarians of the expedition was held in Xixuaú.

8. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Just like happened in the other communities, men, women and children attended the meeting.

9. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Aluísio Nascimento, vice-president of Ecoex, in Xixuaú .

10. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Manoela Evangelista, Italian volunteer that works in the community .

11. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Mexican reporter Rodrigo Aguilar, who joined the expedition .

12. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Flora at Xixuaú community .