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SOMAI strengthens the protection of 80 territories in the Brazilian Amazon
Indigenous science combined with geotechnologies developed by IPAM increase the monitoring of territories and help contain the advance of environmental crimes in the Amazon region.
Cerrado’s stony soil protects remnants of native vegetation
Unsuitable for the use of machinery and the production of commodities, soils with more stones are proportionally better preserved and protect the native forest.
The conservation of migratory species requires international action
In an interview with the newsletter Um Grau e Meio, Carlos Durigan, a researcher at IPAM, talks about the challenges of protecting migratory species.
Program boosts sustainable livestock farming in Pará
The seminar marked the program's two-year anniversary by bringing together actors in the chain to share learnings, assess challenges and build paths towards strengthening family farming in the state.
Exchange brings together 180 participants to discuss SAFs in Pará
The activity strengthens the adoption of agroforestry systems as a strategy for recovering environmental liabilities and generating income in the state.
Seminar highlights female protagonism in the Amazon
Strengthening women's networks boosts sustainable initiatives, income generation and the fight for food security and sovereignty in Amazonian territories.
COP15: event discusses wetlands and protection of migratory species
Researchers from IPAM, ISA, INPA and Imazon presented data and recommendations for conservation with the union of sabares; the activity took place on Friday 27th.