The Preserving by Nature event will honor Utcubamba Valley, showing examples of people and communities that preserve this part of the country.
Forced Labor in Amazonia
Stories on “Forced Labor in Amazonia“
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Ciência em Pauta: Shrimp fishing generates more than 100% gain in Parintins
Researcher on “The Economics of Fisheries in the Municipality of Parintins” found that the sale of shrimp in the city is more profitable than you think, with a return that passes twice the cost.
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Traffic animals: where the wild animals live
Data shows that in five years the IBAMA issued $ 315 million in fines for crimes against wild animals, but didn’t receive 98% of the total.
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D24AM: Sustainable exploitation generates revenue in Protected Areas of state
Forest products increase people revenues, and training strengthens local development for families living in protected areas.
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Good state of preservation of Otishi National Park and Ashaninka Communal Reserve is highlighted
National Service of Protected Natural Areas reported that 99% of the area of the National Park Otishi is in good condition.
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Strategic Investment in Nature Conservation in Brazil
Conservation Entrepreneurs Program (E-CONS) fund 6 projects in 2012, in almost all Brazilian biomes: focus on biodiversity.
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Socioambiental: Government recognizes the first Brazilian mosaic of protected areas that meets indigenous territories and conservation units
The Ministry of Environment recognized the first Mosaic Brazilian to include indigenous territories in its composition. Click to see in full screen
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Andina: There will be a water resources diagnosis in the Peruvian Amazon
The National Water Authority will hold a meeting in Iquitos with experts to finish the diagnosis of water resources in this area.
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PNAS: Persistent effects of a severe drought on Amazonian forest canopy
Research results suggest that the occurrence of droughts in the Amazon often 5-10 years can lead to persistent alteration of forest cover.