Huli cultural survival

• From my research on the Huli tribe, I found that there are a great number of threats to the Huli tribe.

• The most common threats to the tribe are flooding, crop damage and their part of the rain forest being cut down for wood.

• Heavy rain is very persistent in the Huli tribe part of Papua New Guinea.

• The amount of rainfall that they have in this area works in relation to the economy.

• Because the amount of rainfall is plentiful, sometimes the crops get damaged, which means that the Huli tribe can't make themselves money.

• The Southern Highlands Provincial Government has been pretty much stealing land from the Huli tribe without them knowing because the Huli people are highly illiterate