Gaia Amazonas

Colombia and Peru get together to learn about the biological and cultural diversity of their shared border

For one month, indigenous leaders, scientists and NGOs from Colombia and Peru carried out a biological inventory of the ecological corridor known as the Bajo Putumayo landscape.

Why think of a Comprehensive Indigenous Women’s Policy for the Amazon?

We spoke with Juliana Sánchez, Gender Advisor Situated of Gaia Amazonas, to learn how indigenous women participate in contemporary political scenarios.

Three ways in which mining affects indigenous women in the Amazon

Here we explain why mining puts Amazonian women at risk and therefore the survival of indigenous communities.