The Awá are an indigenous group living in the Amazon rainforest, primarily in Brazil. They are known for their deep connection to the forest and their traditional way of life, which includes hunting, gathering, and small-scale agriculture. The Awá have faced significant threats from deforestation and illegal logging, which have impacted their land and resources. Efforts to protect the Awá and their territory have been made by various organizations and governments. The group is recognized as one of the most endangered indigenous peoples in the world, with a small population that continues to fight for their rights and preservation of their culture amidst external pressures.