Researcher João Campos-Silva, from Instituto Juruá, local leaders and partners in the area are co-creating a concept of socio-bioeconomy, with an approach that integrates social,
The event brought together researchers, regulatory bodies and community leaders to discuss the regulation of the use of Amazonian chelonians as a means of subsistence,
The importance of Youth Leadership to Regional Development By Maria Cunha and Phamela BarbosaTranslated by Laiane Lessa When we talk about young people, we are
A manifesto to support IBAMA and ICMBio demands, which are crucial for the protection of our forests and ecosystems. By Camila Ritter Duarte and Maria
Activists from the region’s LGBTQIAPN+ community reflect on the fight for acceptance and the importance of education in valuing sexual and gender diversity By Julian
After 25 years of implementing sustainable management of arapaima, women managers in Amazonas come together for the first time in a statewide collective to encourage
