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Rubber tapper Raimundo Mendes de Barros creates a community woodworking shop that transforms fallen trees in the forest into furniture and art with support from the Lira Fund Photography – Andre Carioba To access, please use the link https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/folha-social-mais/2024/08/tive-sorte-de-continuar-vivo-agora-me-preocupa-o-clima-diz-primo-de-chico-mendes.shtml
According to Fabiana Prado, manager of LIRA/IPÊ – Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica (Integrated Legacy of the Amazon Region) at IPÊ – Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas (Institute for Ecological Research) – through its ability to absorb carbon dioxide, the Amazon helps to moderate global temperatures and stabilize the hydrological cycle, which, when altered, can result … Read more
Fallen trees in the Amazon region are being used to produce furniture and art objects, thanks to LIRA/IPÊ, Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica (Integrated Legacy of the Amazon Region), an initiative of the Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas (IPÊ), an organization dedicated to forest conservation and the development of community businesses in the region that encompasses … Read more
by Carta Amazônia newsroom | Jul 19, 2024 Amazonian communities are changing their realities with innovative projects that turn fallen forest trees into works of art, furniture and high-value products. Among the initiatives are Ateliê da Floresta and Movelaria Comunitária Sustentável, projects that, with the support of LIRA/IPÊ – Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica, create … Read more
July 18, 2024 Fallen trees in works of art In the Amazon, local communities are changing their lives through innovative projects that turn fallen trees into furniture, works of art and high-value products. Among these initiatives are Ateliê da Floresta and Movelaria Comunitária Sustentável, projects supported by LIRA/IPÊ – Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica, which … Read more
Sustainable projects turn forest waste into opportunities with support from LIRA/IPÊ – Integrated Legacy of the Amazon Region Amazonian communities are changing their realities with innovative projects that turn fallen forest trees into works of art, furniture and high-value products. Among the initiatives are Ateliê da Floresta and Movelaria Comunitária Sustentável, projects that, with the … Read more
By ONB Team – 24/07/2024 Amazonian communities are changing their realities with innovative projects that turn fallen forest trees into works of art, furniture and high-value products. Among the initiatives are Ateliê da Floresta and Movelaria Comunitária Sustentável, projects that, with the support of LIRA/IPÊ – Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica, create new opportunities, generate … Read more
More sustainable raw materials, valuing handicrafts and promoting forest cultures are all essential. However, it is crucial that the fashion industry makes fair exchanges with communities Article published in VOGUE – Business By Fernanda Simon – 30/07/2024 How the bioeconomy can boost socio-biodiversity and Brazilian fashion – Photo: André Carioba Faced with the current social … Read more
Ateliê da Floresta aims to give opportunities and training to the community, valuing the standing forest National Afternoon – Amazonia On Air on 18/07/2024 – 15:31 This Thursday’s Tarde Nacional – Amazônia (18th) talked about Ateliê da Floresta, a sustainable project that transforms forest waste into furniture and handicrafts in the Amazon. The interviewee was … Read more
Amazonian communities are changing their realities with innovative projects that turn fallen forest trees into works of art, furniture and high-value products. Among the initiatives are Ateliê da Floresta and Movelaria Comunitária Sustentável, projects that, with the support of LIRA/IPÊ – Legado Integrado da Região Amazônica, create new opportunities, generate income and contribute to a … Read more
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