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With 36 Years in the Field, Jair Candor Protects Isolated Tribes in the Southern Amazon
With internationally recognized work, Candor monitors isolated communities in the forests of northwestern Mato Grosso.
COP28: IPAM brings knowledge and solutions against the climate crisis
Valuing forests, low-emission agriculture, the role of indigenous peoples, and adapting to climate change are highlights of the participation of directors and researchers in Dubai.
Amazoniar’s Complete Series on Land Grabbing in the Amazon Is Now Available
In five episodes, the video series uncovers the illegal appropriation of public lands, one of the main causes of deforestation in the region.
Resources and tracking: how the world can help stop land grabbing in the Amazon
The fifth and final episode of Amazoniar's series on land grabbing addresses ways for the international community to help end this crime in the Amazon region.
Ending Land Grabbing Is Vital for Food Security
Linkages between the advance of land grabbing and the increase of food insecurity are the theme of a new episode of Amazoniar.
5 Measures to Combat Land Grabbing in the Amazon
In a new episode, Amazoniar provides recommendations for governments, productive sector and civil society to combat this crime.
In the Amazon, a Public Area the Size of Uruguay is Threatened by Land Grabbing
New episode of Amazoniar looks at the misuse of the Rural Environmental Registry and solutions to combat land grabbing in public forests