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Ecological connectivity: the invisible thread that keeps forests alive
From the movement of animals from one place to another to the transport of moisture between the Amazon and the Andes, many natural processes depend

The Planet Has Entered the Era of Global Water Bankruptcy
The world’s water resources are in the red. This was the warning issued by the UN last December in the report “Global Water Bankruptcy,” prepared

From the Financial Sector to Caring for Our Common Home: Dolores Barrientos’ Ethical Commitment
Dolores Barrientos Alemán, UNEP’s representative in Colombia and the organization’s delegate to the IRI Colombia Advisory Council, discusses the urgency of protecting the Amazon from

Óscar Medina, the Pastor Who Turned Faith into a Defense of the Amazon
The pastor of the Assemblies of God Church found in his faith a path to transform his life and his relationship with nature. From the

Water Risk in the Amazon: The Invisible Threat to Business Sustainability in Colombia
The stability of Colombia’s business sector depends on a natural balance that is currently under threat. IRI-Colombia and the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce hosted the

IRI Brazil partnerships deepen around climate justice, Amazon protection and Pan-Amazon cooperation
IRI Brazil maintained an active partnership agenda in March across environmental governance, advocacy, education, and financing. It advanced discussions with global and regional actors, participated