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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.
Indigenous leader advocates for forests as a path to climate balance
Almir Narayamoga Suruí, president of TI Sete de Setembro in Rondônia, has turned territorial protection into a strategy for the community’s sustainable development.
IPAM Signs Historic Partnership with African Civil Society Organization
An agreement with the PanAfrican Climate Justice Alliance will facilitate knowledge sharing, training, research, and collaboration with governments and the private sector to strengthen efforts to combat climate change.
Bonn Discusses the Future of Agriculture in the Context of the Climate Crisis
An IPAM proposal advocates for regenerative tropical agriculture as a strategy to integrate conservation, production, and food security into climate change adaptation efforts.
Election year raises concerns about unallocated Amazon forests
A report by the Public Forests Observatory links the climate crisis, El Niño, deforestation, and elections to the future of areas critical to the protection of the Amazon biome.
Youth for Climate: Report Compiles Climate Solutions in the Amazon
The publication compiles the experiences of indigenous youth and traditional communities in the region, highlighting climate adaptation solutions developed using ancestral knowledge.
Effectiveness of public policies may be the main challenge for Amazon conservation
Ensuring that scientific and traditional knowledge are incorporated into legislation by policymakers remains the main obstacle to effective environmental policies in the biome.