The Amazon's lost tribes are inspiring Colombia's cocaine farmers to become conservationists
2020-01-18 18:00
The cocaine trade stripped thousands of hectares of Amazon rainforest to grow coca beans. But inspired by traditional methods and feeling threatened by climate change, a small group of Colombian farmers are fighting back, writes Luke Taylor.
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