Indigenous, cowboys strike unusual balance in Amazon's far west The Uru-eu-wau-wau indigenous and the cowboys that live nearby have learned to co-exist in a far west corner of the Brazil Amazon, an unusual feat because the rich Uru-eu-wau-wau indigenous reserve is one of the most threatened by land invaders, loggers, landowners and miners who deforest to exploit their resources -- a conflict that is being replicated in many other zones of the largest rainforest on the planet. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES