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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.
Climate change already affects agriculture in 28% of the Brazilian midwest
It may reach 50% in the next decade and 70% in thirty years; a new research published during the Climate Conference raises a discussion about the climatic limit of agriculture in Brazil.
New research sheds light on fire emissions in the Amazon
A new analysis of the Amazon forest degradation by fire shows the hidden emissions related to human activities in the largest tropical forest in the world.
IPAM announces winners of photo contest Amazoniar
Awarded photographs will be exhibited during COP26, in Glasgow (Scotland), and at the Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro.
Communication and Arts Play a Key Role in the Union and Resistance of Indigenous Peoples
Amazoniar brought together communicator Erisvan Guajajara and artist Daiara Tukano for a discussion on how they use their artistic expressions to give visibility to traditional peoples
Discover the Brazil Climate Action Hub, society’s initiative at the COP26
Created in 2019 to give visibility to Brazil's climate agenda, it became a reference at the Climate Conference; in 2021, the main goal is to close the "rulebook" of the Paris Agreement.
Against global trend, Brazil increased emissions during the pandemic
Deforestation in the Amazon was key driver of the 9.5% increase in greenhouse gases verified in 2020, data from the Climate Observatory show.