Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Transfer of Traditional Skills and Practices Imagine a forest people who can no longer obtain their daily necessities of traditional life from the forest environment they… Read more Luke Weiss
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Waëmo Epe Ente Gobopa The Waorani lived as semi-nomadic hunter gatherers and defended one of the largest indigenous territories in Ecuador well into the… Read more Alex Goff
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Waorani Chocolate Alongside other global partners, AMWAE is working on a cacao production and organic chocolate manufacturing initiative. The project serves as… Read more Barbara Gonzalez
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 Territory Is History: Mapping the Secoya Ancestral Territory, Lagarto Cocha Each nationality and its people is unique due to origin and history, given the important events that highlight its existence… Read more Hernán Payaguaje - Secoya
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 Giving Roots to the Resistance My name is Emergildo Criollo and I belong to the Kofan nation. When I was a kid, a group of… Read more Emergildo Criollo` - Kofan
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Ceremony Shamanic ceremonies driven by ayahuasca or yagé – an admixture prepared with Banisteriopsis caapi — are a fundamental component of… Read more Luke Weiss
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Building Solutions and Resistance Through Clean Water The water program began with a question posed to members of the indigenous nationalities affected by oil contamination in the… Read more Alex Goff
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Monitoring Land Invasions Every day, the frontlines of industrialization and colonization in the Amazon encroach deeper, trespassing into remote areas that once were… Read more Nicolas Mainville
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 Amazon Chronicles: Stories from the Frontlines The Amazon rainforest, according to climate-simulation models, could become savannah by the end of this century if current climate patterns… Read more Mitch Anderson
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 Buenavista and the women making brown sugar Buena Vista is a Siona community located in the Colombian Putumayo, a few meters from a river crossing in Ecuador…. Read more Barbara Gonzalez
Chronicles / November 16, 2017 The Grandmother Grandmother Aurora is one of the oldest Siona women in the entire Cuyabeno region. Not long ago, she sat facing… Read more Barbara Gonzalez
Monitoring & Mapping / November 16, 2017 Lagarto Cocha Lagarto Cocha, an area of flooded forest, shoreless lakes and vast sunsets, is the place of origin and ancestral home… Read more Luke Weiss
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