Eyes on Fire

October 16, 2023/in Blog /by Sarah Santos Ferreira

Explore how economic disparities and historical factors influence media coverage of environmental crises in Brazil, impacting the Amazon region.

Brazil’s Transversal Approach for the Environment

February 13, 2023/in Blog /by Sarah Santos Ferreira

After the anti-democracy riots in Brasilia last month, Lula’s Brazil aims to simultaneously tackle social inequality and environmental protection.

Brazil’s 2023 Environmental Agenda: First Steps towards Reintegration

December 14, 2022/in Blog /by Sarah Santos Ferreira

Lula is Brazil’s new official president. At COP 27 he delivered a strong environmental message to the world: “Brazil will stand for the Amazon and the indigenous people living in there”

Brazilian Elections: What did Bolsonaro do for the Environment in the Last Four Years?

October 28, 2022/in Blog /by Sarah Santos Ferreira

As the final round of the Brazilian presidential election approaches, we hereby review some key events of Jair Bolsonaro’s past environmental agenda.

Bolivian Agroecology in Harmony with Forest Conservation

August 20, 2022/in Agrecol Trees, Blog /by Mark L. Miller

In 2018-2019, wildfires destroyed many forested areas of the Chiquitania, Bolivia. Connecting agroecology, forest conservation and restoration, GreenMarked and PROBIOMA-PROBIOTEC set up a plant nursery and started transferring new trees to the wild forest.

An Agroecological Farm in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia

July 15, 2022/in Agrecol Trees, Blog /by Mark L. Miller

Two Bolivian college students tell us their experience in the agroecological farm of Santa Cruz de la Sierra supported by GreenMarked. Can agroecology help Bolivia achieve food security and reforest burned areas?