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PROTECTING THE FOREST 
PROTECTING THE FUTURE

Conservation on the frontlines

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HAND-IN-HAND WITH INDIGENOUS AND OTHER LOCAL PEOPLE, WE APPLY THE POWER OF
INNOVATION AND TIME-TESTED TRADITIONAL PRACTICES TO PROTECT THE FORESTS AND
WATERSHEDS OF TROPICAL AMERICA.

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS BY THE NUMBERS


2

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0.2

million acres of indigenous reserve expansions and creation


8

partner
communities


COLOMBIAN NATIONAL LAND AGENCY FORMALIZES FOURTH EXPANSION OF THE
KOGUI-MALAYO-ARHUACO INDIGENOUS RESERVE

The KMA reserve is inhabited by three of the four peoples of the Sierra Nevada
de Santa Marta: the Wiwa people (Malayo or Arzario), Kággaba (Kogui) and Ikᵾ
(Arhuaco), with jurisdiction in the departments of Magdalena, Cesar and La
Guajira. 3,575 indigenous families benefit from the 213 new hectares, which are
allocated to cultural and environmental protection and recovery between the
upper and lower areas of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, increasing the area
of the reserve to just over 407,839 hectares.

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VISIT OUR COLLECTION OF STORYTELLING MAPS:

Learn more about the areas we work in, how we partner with local communities and
what we do to protect the rain forest.




LANDS OF FREEDOM

The oral history and cultural heritage of the Matawai Maroons in Suriname

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THE AMAZONIAN TRAVELS OF RICHARD EVANS SCHULTES

Explore magical landscapes and indigenous cultures of the Amazon.

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LEGALIZATION OF INDIGENOUS TERRITORIES IN COLOMBIA

Advances in the Consolidation of Biocultural Corridors.

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AMAZON GOLD RUSH: GOLD MINING IN SURINAME

Learn about impacts of Suriname's primary driver of deforestation.

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LESSONS FROM COSTA RICA’S NATIONAL PARKS: THE GUANACASTE CONSERVATION AREA AND
DANIEL JANZEN

Field Visit to Guanacaste A joint group of scientists from the Amazon
Conservation Team’s Colombia, Costa Rica, and United States ...
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COLOMBIAN NATIONAL LAND AGENCY FORMALIZES FOURTH EXPANSION OF THE
KOGUI-MALAYO-ARHUACO INDIGENOUS RESERVE 

Dibulla, June 8, 2022 / @AgenciaTierras @AmazonTeamOrg  The ceremonial act was
held at the Jaba Tañiwashkaka sacred site, with the ...
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ANT ENTREGA CUARTA AMPLIACIÓN DEL RESGUARDO INDÍGENA KOGUI-MALAYO-ARHUACO 

Dibulla, 8 de junio de 2022. @AgenciaTierras @AmazonTeamOrg  El acto ceremonial
se llevó a cabo en el sitio sagrado Jaba ...
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Crisis Situation in Brazilian Amazon

The Amazon is burning. Parts of the Brazilian Amazon are experiencing
unprecedented levels of fire.

Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research has reported a recent 84%
increase in forest fires from the same period in 2018.

This is not normal, and, like you, ACT sees enormous urgency in addressing these
factors.

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