Gaia Amazonas

The area covered by forest in the Amazon continues to decline with the growth of activities such as livestock and agriculture.

The second collection of Annual Land Cover and Use Maps, a tool to monitor this transformation in the nine countries of the Amazon region between 1985 and 2018, is now available.

Rivers of dust and water: a powerful example of connectivity in nature

The dust clouds of the Sahara and the famous flying rivers are examples of the constant exchange between the Amazon rainforest and other ecosystems that, even thousands of kilometres away, nourish the soil and regulate the world’s lung rains.

First Amazonian Indigenous Councils are registered before the State

The Indigenous Councils of Pira Paraná, Mirití Paraná and Bajo Río Caquetá, located in the departments of Vaupés and Amazonas, are the first registered Councils of the Colombian Amazon.

Andes Amazon Atlantic Connectivity

Learn here how we work to maintain the connection between the Andes and Amazonia ecosystems across the Atlantic through articulation with government and civil society.