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Amazonia Land brings together Indigenous visionaries and modern change-makers towards sustainable innovation.

Ambition

We aim to stimulate a paradigm shift in which our natural environments are no longer merely seen as a resource to exploit. Rather as prosperous and intelligent ecosystems providing value to the entire world.
We will prove by example that Indigenous vision and innovation is a powerful catalysts to achieve the ambitious and necessary sustainable development goals that the world has set upon. 

Vision

Amplify Ancestral Intelligence to inspire impactful actions for global change. 

Mission

Unite people around Indigenous and traditional expertise to co-create and implement innovative and sustainable solutions.

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We bridge two worlds and translate ancestral wisdom into innovative strategies for organizations and institutions

Indigenous territories and protected areas in the Brazilian Amazon encompass approximately 52% of the region's forests. Between 2000 and 2021, these areas accounted for only 5% of net forest loss. Acting as strong carbon sinks, removing approximately 340 million tons of CO₂ each year.

In contrast - due to agricultural activities, logging, and mining - the other parts of the Amazon Forest releases more CO₂ than it absorbs.

Recognition of the positive impact of Indigenous visionary worldviews, sustainable and regenerative knowledge systems, leadership as guardians of the territories, and dignified way-of-life offers innovative solutions to today’s global challenges.

An increasing willingness to support, learn from, and partner with Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities collides with a wide set of challenges. This is where Amazonia Land steps in with a spirit of co-development.

We bridge two worlds and translate ancestral wisdom into innovative strategies for organizations and institutions.

Indigenous territories and protected areas in the Brazilian Amazon encompass approximately 52% of the region's forests. Between 2000 and 2021, these areas accounted for only 5% of net forest loss. Acting as strong carbon sinks, removing approximately 340 million tons of CO₂ each year.

In contrast - due to agricultural activities, logging, and mining - the other parts of the Amazon Forest releases more CO₂ than it absorbs.

Recognition of the positive impact of Indigenous visionary worldviews, sustainable and regenerative knowledge systems, leadership as guardians of the territories, and dignified way-of-life offers innovative solutions to today’s global challenges.

An increasing willingness to support, learn from, and partner with Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities collides with a wide set of challenges. This is where Amazonia Land steps in with a spirit of co-development.

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The Team

Our multidisciplinary team assembles experts in project management, political dynamics, agroecology, anthropology, law, international relations, innovation, as well as Indigenous representatives. We build strategic partnerships to complement our expertise and offer sustainable solutions that respect local realities.

Audrey Paranque

Maïté Spaey

Jairã da Silva Santos Sampaio

Vanda Witoto

Cacica Cátia

Thaline Karajá

Myrian Vasques

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We’d love to hear from you.

Whether you’re curious about our work, interested in collaboration, or seeking deeper insight into Indigenous knowledge and sustainable innovation. Let’s explore your ideas, set objectives, and define a path forward. 

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