Reino Unido Bluwak

 As recognized by international  organizations, Indigenous peoples have  been characterized by their protection  of natural resources and the  environment in general. Indigenous  peoples in Costa Rica are no exception,  and they have kept their areas and  reserves safe from deforestation,  except for those in the hands of non Indigenous people who engage in cattle  ranching.      

Always under the protection of their own worldview, Siwá (a way of seeing,  understanding, and organizing life),  which revolves around the prudent use   and management of natural goods—  flora, fauna, and mineral—the  improvement of the quality and  conditions of human life, and  sustainable, intelligent, and just  development based on sovereign, self sufficient systems or models. This  concept, known as siwą, refers to the  revelation of the terms of a holistic,  quantum, and universal life plan—past,  present, and future. It includes  instructions, teachings, norms of  spirituality, culture, politics, the  environment, society, and ethics, now  focused on the management and  restoration of ecosystems, carbon  capture, green investments, and  sustainable human relations, among  others. Reino Unido Bluwak, led by  Ancestral Authority Blu (Queen) Ana  Maura Vargas Morales, in broad  alliance with other Indigenous Chibchan  ethnic groups in the region, and with  landowners of recognized and  unrecognized ancestral Indigenous  lands, who share a vision, objectives,  and interests, has developed this  proposal with the aim of having a more  direct impact and more active  participation of Indigenous peoples in  the fight against the impacts of climate  change.