Newsletter 91
Nieuwsbrief 91 Newsletter 91 After a few months in quarantine, life has extremely changed in the region of the Amazon. You can read all about it in this newsletter. We will tell you about...
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Newsletter 90
Nieuwsbrief 90 Newsletter 90 By the time the newsletter was written we did not have much to tell you yet about the situation here in the Amazon and in order to update you we...
Newsletter 89
In January, indigenous representatives traveled to Bogot’a for a meeting with the National Land Agency (ANT) with a positive result: The next meeting was scheduled for the beginning of March. The CO2 discussions reached...
Newsletter 88
Happy 2020! This newsletter is about the two challenges San Martin de Amacayacu faces this year: The ongoing process of the land application and the complex situation regarding the CO2 trade in the region....
Newsletter 87
In this newsletter it’s about the annual presentation at Baarle-Nassau. Thanks everyone for being there! Also, the latest activities of the Environmental Guard concerning the Ecovia and what to do with plastic? Nieuwsbrief 87...
Newsletter 86
In this 86th newsletter we tell you about the progress of the project of land management in San Martin de Amacayacu. Two colombian students came to help us with the technical aspects. A very...
Newsletter 85
San Martin de Amacayacu is present at different event in Leticia abour mining and regional politics. We update about the land application and report about the maloka, which is completely finished now. Enjoy! Nieuwsbrief...
Newsletter 84
In this 84th newsletter we introduce our two new board members who will replace Cissie Laureijssen and Jos Withagen: Floor van der Sluis and Marjolein Beers. We also have good news about the environmental patrol....
Newsletter 83
We are building a new maloka in San Martin de Amacayacu, the environmental guard keeps up the good work and the third official land application has been filed in Bogotá! Patience is a virtue.....
Newsletter 82
In this newsletter, we report on the Wone Congress in the Ticuna Cocama Yagua indigenous reserve, which was also organised to discuss the land application of San Martin de Amacayacu and Palmeras. Nieuwsbrief 82...