The Wampís Indigenous nation in Peru created the Charip monitoring group in 2024 to address illegal gold mining and logging in their territory. Charip has seen some success, including the arrest of police officers involved in illegal activities and the confiscation of mining equipment. However, the group faces challenges such as a lack of financial resources and unpaid volunteers, leading to a significant drop in personnel. Many members have left to support their families, leaving only a few committed individuals. The Wampís territory is heavily affected by illegal mining, with little state support for enforcement. Charip members express frustration over the absence of military or police presence to assist in protecting their land.