Join us next Thursday, 16 January, at 19:00!
Put it in your diary: on Thursday 16 January at 19:00, we will meet by video call to discover the Puranga Flow project and our trip to the Brazilian Amazon. Register using the form.
A trip to two of Brazil's most spectacular natural areas
From Manaus, we travel up the majestic Rio Negro towards the Anavilhanas archipelago. A comfortable yacht provides accommodation and transport on the river, with canoes allowing us to discover the ecosystem’s wildlife and visit small riverside communities.
What to see on the trip?
Puranga Flow Project
This project aims to conserve the Amazon by protecting it from human damage. Its diversity is immense, with some of Earth’s highest species densities. Many species have suffered habitat damage, threatening their survival…
Turtle nesting
The efforts in the reproduction of threatened species are essential for maintaining biodiversity and healthy marine ecosystems
Protecting the environment
The conservation of the Amazon is essential for the global climate balance, being the lung of the planet and home to unique biodiversity.
The importance of its conservation
They regulate seagrass, keep coral reefs healthy, transport nutrients and are indicators of ocean health.