Essa é a versão antiga do site do ISA que ficou no ar até março de 2022. As informações institucionais aqui contidas podem estar desatualizadas. Acesse https://www.socioambiental.org para a versão atual.
Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) launches a publication to commemorate 25 years of work in the defense of Brazil's cultural and biological diversity and of search for a new country model
In different parts of Brazil, indigenous people hired by PrevFogo work to prevent and fight forest fires
Monitoring bulletins published by ISA indicate over 1,240 km of illegal branch roads and 4,863 deforestation alerts in one year in the territory where forest guardian Paulo Paulino Guajajara was brutally murdered
In two months, 14,7 thousand forest hectares were destroyed in Indigenous Lands and Conservation Units in the Xingu Corridor, 172% more than the same period last year
A newly released ISA book presents an overview of the main threats to indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are at risk of extermination if forest clearing continues.
Brazil's president dismantled and demoralized environmental supervision and gave numerous statements of encouragement to the predatory occupation of the Amazon, says note signed by more than 100 civil society organizations
Land grabbing, livestock, mining and law changes caused the deforestation of 39 thousand hectares in the Xingu river basin between May and June
Launched on Tuesday (23/7), the book presents an overview of the main threats to indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation in Brazilian Amazonia.
Between March and April, approximately 11.000 hectares were deforested without authorization in the Mato Grosso portion of the Xingu basin. Farming, slowness in the environmental regulation and the feeling of impunity are the main causes
ISA is celebrating its 25 year anniversary with the launch of the #PeoplesOfTheForest campaign to boost support for the indigenous, Quilombola, riparian and extractivist communities in Brazil who are resisting attacks on their rights and the destruction of their lands.
In this article, the executive secretary of ISA, André Villas-Bôas, evaluates and critiques the measures taken by the Bolsonaro administration up until now regarding the socioenvironmental agenda. Article originally published in the digital version of Folha de S.Paulo, on 10/4/2019.
On the day the indigenous people are out on the streets for their 1st official protest against the new administration, ISA publishes its last report on the ministerial reform. The rural caucus has opened the path for keeping its promise in putting an end to [indigenous] land demarcations
