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Storyteller: “Nature speaks to those who listen”, says Karla Martins
In the newsletter Um Grau e Meio, Karla Martins, an actress and environmental activist from Acre, comments on the role of storytelling in conservation.
Approval of the Environmental Licensing Bill paves the way for more deforestation
IPAM repudiates the decision on the eve of COP30, which puts Brazil at the back of global leadership in the area of the environment and harms the protection of forests and traditional communities, as well as affecting the country's credibility on the international stage.
Dialogue with traditional peoples is fundamental for the bioeconomy in the Amazon
A panel at Amazon Climate Week, in Belém (PA), brought together representatives of the financial market, the third sector and public authorities to discuss the consolidation of the agenda in the biome.
Research reveals the power of bioindustry in Amazon territories
The project seeks to consolidate a development concept that promotes public policies for sustainable industrialization in the Amazon.
With agro-industrialization, products are guaranteed a higher income
An event promoted by IPAM, SEAF and Adepará, during Amazon Climate Week in Belém, highlighted the progress that has led to local production for large markets.
IPAM conducts training for CAR regularization in the Juruá Valley
Last week, a project carried out in municipalities in Acre assisted rural producers seeking to regularize their properties.
Research seeks to boost the bioeconomy in the Amazon by promoting industrialization in the region
A partnership between IPAM and ABDI is developing a database on production chains and enterprises established in the biome to support public policies.