Deep Forest FoundationMar 104 minColours in a world of shadowsConvened by the tireless Kayapó leader Raoni Metuktire, and organized by the youth of the Kayapó, the leaders gathered to discuss the role o
Deep Forest FoundationOct 18, 20193 minThe contaminated forest-mining in the Amazonby Marilena Altenfelder and Thiago Cardoso A big threat to the Amazon and its peoples is gaining strength. At the same time as deforestation grows terribly u...
Deep Forest FoundationAug 29, 20194 min#ActForAmazon- a call to take care of our planet The ongoing "development" of Brazilian Amazon for farming and mining continues to be a
Deep Forest FoundationJul 21, 20194 minLives on the edge -Indigenous territories as protected areas"The indigenous territories are not unproductive areas, but they are those areas that guarantee that we have rain, wind and preservation of
Deep Forest FoundationAug 1, 20184 minDeforestation - The image of a slow violence Marilena Altenfelder And Thiago Cardoso How much deforestation would be required to cause the cycle to degrade to the point of being unable to support rainfo...
Deep Forest FoundationMay 18, 20185 min'The river is dead': is a mine polluting the water of Brazil's Xikrin tribe?This article by by Agência Pública, a non-profit investigative journalism agency based in Brazil. This is a translation of the original version, published in...
Deep Forest FoundationApr 9, 20184 minThreats to the Amazon rainforest and it's peoples - the time of the sugar cane?Thiago Cardoso And Marilena Altenfelder The planet's largest rainforest faces another terrible threat! A bill is discussed in the Brazilian national congress...
Deep Forest FoundationJan 22, 20184 minFacing Agro-biodiversityThiago Cardoso A Brief Story About Indigenous Women and Their Plants In Rio Negro, in the Brazilian Amazon, I found myself in a world of colors, smells, text...
Deep Forest FoundationDec 24, 20174 minCultivating People and PlantsThiago Cardoso The Amazon Agrobiodiversity In Question Walking through the native farms and backyards in the Rio Negro region, Amazonas, there was no way I c...