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This research will try to address the consequences of oil extraction on the access to natural and water resources, especially in two native communities of the Kukama Kukamiria people located in the lower Maranon basin. Furthermore, we analyze the role of the state and enterprises involved in the oil spills occurred in the area. In this sense, even if the oil spills have transformed the access and use of water (for instance the quantity and quality of water and fish in the area) the river and fishing remain relevant for the ecosystem, family economy and Kukama cosmovision. Nonetheless, the conception of a polluted environment continues to create incertainty in the population.

anthropológica del departamento de ciencias sociales/anthropológica

El impacto de la actividad extractiva petrolera en el acceso al agua: el caso de dos comunidades Kukama Kukamiria de la cuenca del Marañón (Loreto – Perú)