Amazonia on Fire: air quality in 2024 and 2025
Filipe V. de Arruda, Ane A. C. Alencar, Newton C. Monteiro, Vera L. S. Arruda, Ana Carolina M. Pessoa, João P. F. M. Ribeiro, Marcia Macedo, Luiz Felipe M. Martenexen, Renata da Costa, Antônio Willian F. de Melo, Ray P. Alves, Wallace V. Silva, Vanessa S. Ribeiro...
Amazon – land tenure
Map with land tanure distribution in the Legal Amazon - protected areas, private properties, undesignated public lands, rural settlements - based in 2018 data.
Fact sheet about the Amazon – 2019
Those maps provide information about the Amazon, political definitions and deforestation for each kind of land tanure, based in 2019 data.
Amazon burning: locating the fires
The Brazilian Amazon is still on fire. The 2019 burning season, which captured the attention of Brazil and the world in recent weeks, is not over yet. Government action at the federal and state levels in the fight against wildfires is still essential, just as it is...
Technical note – Amazon on fire
Fire is a well-known element in rural Brazil. It is a commonly used tool to get rid of fallen forests and to manage pastures and other types of land use These fires frequently escape from open fields into primary tropical forests and can ignite catastrophic...
Financial statements – 2018
2018 financial statements and independent auditors' report.
A New Look – Pathways to Sustainable Productions Landscapes in Mato Grosso
Globally, many companies have committed to removing deforestation from their supply chains by 2020, but they are struggling to find effective solutions to meet these goals. More and more emphasis is being placed on the jurisdictional approach as a potential means
to support corporate goals and drive sustainable development. The jurisdictional approach encourages companies to collaborate with local governments, communities and producers in their sourcing regions. Find in this document a strategy to achieve low-risk sourcing in Mato Grosso.