Chaco in a sentence

The report, called Grand Theft Chaco, says cattle ranchers in the Chaco region illegally cleared land inhabited by the Ayoreo Totobiegosode tribe, the only indigenous people living in voluntary isolation anywhere in the Americas outside the Amazon.

Furthermore, the drop in altitude from 12,000 feet in the Andes to 500 feet in the Chaco imposed further strain on Bolivia's efforts to supply its soldiers in the Chaco.

The Chaco issue While Paraguayans were busy fighting among themselves during the 1920s, Bolivians established a series of forts in the Paraguayan Chaco.

The low hills in the northwestern part of the Alto Chaco are the highest parts in the Gran Chaco.

Centuries ago, Greater Chaco was the epicenter of incredible Indigenous achievements, resulting in vast great houses, kivas, rooms, and roads throughout the Four Corners region, many of which are still visible.

In her youth, her father used to take her to Chaco Canyon and teach her about the people who built the great houses and how their practices extend to her and others in the present.

The complaint alleges further that Haaland inappropriately featured in a film about the Chaco Canyon and tribal opposition to fossil-fuel related activities in the area.

Predeceased by his oldest brother, Wayne; and beloved dog, Chaco.

Chaco Chillos Slides were built for recovery and relaxation.

When Chaco and her fiancé, both 32, learned their daughter might have autism, they were stunned and in denial.

Within Chaco, walls of stacked stone jut up from the canyon floor, some perfectly aligned with the seasonal movements of the sun and moon.

A jaguar in the dwindling Gran Chaco forest of Argentina.

The organizations says that 25% percent of the Gran Chaco in Argentina has already been cleared for agriculture, with much of this loss taking place over the last 20 years.

The tasting room at Hotel Chaco offers tasting flights of wines or distilled spirits from New Mexico’s Casa Rondeña Winery, Sheehan Family Winery, Milagro Vineyards, Vivac Winery, Noisy Water Winery, and Gruet Winery and Santa Fe Spirits.

Also in the northwest corner of New Mexico, Chaco is a ten-mile high desert canyon that can only be reached by dirt roads.

Currently, Sofaer is producing and co-directing a third documentary, writing a book and pursuing efforts to protect Chaco from energy development.

The BLM plans to auction off another 4,434 acres of Greater Chaco in the March 2018 lease sale.

Appointing Irala his lieutenant, Ayolas ventured into the Chaco and was never seen again.

Asuncion's annual precipitation values observe a summer maximum, due to severe subtropical summer thunderstorms which travel southward from northern Paraguay, originating in the Gran Chaco region of the northwestern part of the country.

Bolivia's railroads did not run to the Chaco, and all Bolivian supplies and soldiers had to travel to the front on badly maintained dirt roads.