Newsletter 97
After almost 18 months there was real contact again with Colombia´s ANT about the application for ancestral land recognition for San Martin de Amacayacu. In the next newsletter, we will report on the follow-up....
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Newsletter 96
How strange it sounds: Thanks to the Brazilian Covid strain present here in the Amazon, massive campaigns are assuring an efficient vaccination of all rainforest inhabitants. And, lucky enough a fish pond project is...
Newsletter 95
In this second newsletter of 2021, we are proud to announce the series of maps we have developed to show how rainforest cover has changed in the area of San Martin de Amacayacu over...
Newsletter 94
We wish everyone a fantastic 2021! San Martin de Amacayacu closed with a very interesting pelazon ritual. We hope you enjoy as much as we did!
Newsletter 93
In this newsletter, we are proud to announce that CO2 negotiations continue and rainforest vegetation cover is being mapped over time: Such constructive develpments!
El Pais – by Pablo Albarenga
Read El Pais news article https://elpais.com/elpais/2020/08/24/planeta_futuro/1598275570_625662.html and view YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isyKq-LA11I
Newsletter 92
Nieuwsbrief 92 Newsletter 92 These times have been quite challenging but we also notice that new and positive things are happening in the community and we cherish this a lot. Here in the community,...
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...
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...