Yaeda Valley, Tanzania: Kaunda, a Hadzabe man, practices hunting in a manner relatively unchanged for 90,000 years. The Hadzabe are one of the last remaining tribes of hunter gatherers on earth, and are currently threatened by a deal that cedes hunting rights on their tribal land to a company of United Arab Emirates princes. The tribe, which numbers fewer than 1500, have adopted aspects of the modern world, slowly. Kaunda says he prefers his khakis and ski cap these days to the traditional Hadzabe animal skins. (PHOTO: MIGUEL JUAREZ LUGO)
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