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IPAM: Roadmaps for deforestation and fossil fuels are essential to the climate agenda
Documents submitted by the Brazilian government contain proposals to expand forestry financing and accelerate the energy transition, taking into account the different realities of each country.
Amazon’s recovery capacity is limited, study shows
By Nikole Cantoara* Although increasing impacts from fire, severe droughts, windstorms, edge effects, and extreme weather events are putting the Amazon rainforest under growing pressure, the results show that the forest still demonstrates recovery capacity....
Study points the way for Indigenous Peoples to access climate finance
The publication reinforces that the effectiveness of climate policies in Brazil depends on guaranteeing the territorial rights of indigenous populations.
Conecta Águas discusses paths to water security in Pará
The event brought together different actors to advance the integrated management of water resources in the state, presenting initiatives and debates that contribute to water security in the Amazon.
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.
New study reveals challenges for environmental regularization in the Amazon
Economic and institutional factors can contribute to the progress of environmental regularization in the Amazon region, a new study shows.