Seeks to restore and conserve the Oricó River watershed in southern Bahia, ensuring water for approximately 80,000 people.

Benefited the traditional Acorizal community in Barão de Melgaço (Pantanal) through the distribution of native tree seedlings.

Operates in wildfire prevention and firefighting in the Serra do Amolar region, in the Pantanal, as well as in the rescue and care of wildlife affected by fire.

Strengthens the buriti value chain in northern Minas Gerais by training extractivists and promoting sustainable management to expand the commercialization of Cerrado fruits.

Implemented sustainable cultivation of the macroalga Hypnea pseudomusciformis in Trairi, Ceará, providing an economic alternative for local communities.

Promotes efficient water use in açaí production in Pará by training farmers to improve irrigation and productivity in a sustainable manner.

Seeks to strengthen the Brazil nut value chain in the Unini River Extractive Reserve (RESEX do Rio Unini) in Barcelos (AM).

Supports collective extraction of copaíba oil in the Unini River RESEX.

Encourages sustainable carnaúba management, strengthening value chains, promoting responsible environmental practices and benefiting local communities.

Operates in the Baixo Sul region of Bahia, benefiting family farmers and promoting sustainable cupuaçu cultivation.

Organizes buriti production in western Bahia, benefiting 50 agro-extractive families through sustainable buriti management, training, cooperative organization and organic certification.

Values the work of Pantanal women and spreads traditional knowledge about use of aguapé fiber, offering a secure income alternative for the community.

Trains Cerrado women to sustainably produce food and bioactives, promoting financial autonomy and environmental conservation.

Trains Pantanal women extractivists to sustainably manage and commercialize cumbaru, promoting autonomy and the formation of a formal women’s association.

Strengthening the value chains of pequi and coquinho azedo in Northern Minas Gerais, benefiting 200 agro-extractivist families.

Promotes income generation and autonomy for rural women through the sustainable use of pinhão.

Focused on the conservation of tapirs in the Paranapiacaba Ecological Continuum. The research analyzed the genetic diversity of tapir populations, especially those with albinism, which is a sign of inbreeding and genetic loss.

Strengthens sustainable agro-extractive activities in northeastern Goiás by training over 360 farmers to increase income and productivity through agroecological practices and the management of native species.

Aimed to strengthen ecosystem restoration in the Caatinga through the application of innovative techniques and the training of local communities.