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Exceeding 1.5°C should serve as a wake-up call for efforts to address the climate crisis
For IPAM, the UNEP report is a setback for humanity, but it should make it even more urgent to implement concrete measures to reduce emissions and comply with the Paris Agreement.
Economic incentives could reduce deforestation in the Cerrado
With deforestation on the rise, financial remuneration mechanisms are emerging as part of the solution to reduce pressure on the biome's native vegetation.
Documentary “The Chief’s Call” premieres with table discussions and indigenous artistic presentations
The premiere of the mini-documentary “The Chief's Call: Heritage, Land and Future” brought together indigenous leaders, government representatives, scientists and civil society last Tuesday (April 23) at the CAIXA Cultural theater in Brasília. Produced by Amazoniar...
Fires in the Amazon hinder the growth and reproduction of vegetation
By killing predatory ants, fire impacts the interaction between plants and animals, unbalancing the ecosystem and hindering the forest's recovery process.
Bioeconomy: research points to a model of environmental resilience in Panamazonia
IPAM researchers present study on bioeconomy and socio-biodiversity in the Amazon region. The study was carried out jointly with IICA and presented to 24 institutions.
Catastrophe in Rio Grande do Sul shows the urgency of global climate action
IPAM expresses its solidarity and concern about the storms that have hit the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Events like these call for urgent measures to combat global warming.
SOMAI-ACI totals 761 alerts of environmental crimes on indigenous lands
Thirty-two organizations reported alerts of illegal hunting, deforestation and six other violations in indigenous territories. Most of the alerts (20%) were about fire.