In the Peruvian Amazon, in 2009, oil fields covered 68% of Indigenous territories (42,548 km2), 83% (34,884 km2) of proposed territorial reserves for Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, and 17% of the 153,539 km2 of protected areas. Only 10% of the Peruvian Amazon is excluded from oil and gas extractive activities (Finer & Orta-Martínez, 2010). Furthermore, the Peruvian government continues to heavily promote oil development in a process that Finer & Orta-Martínez (2010) define as the second oil exploration boom.
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