Episode 21 - SUMAÚMA

Episode 21

Pablito Aguiar, Raimunda Tutanguira, and Jonathan Watts —

A nonhuman take on the Amazon story. SUMAÚMA follows the journey of a howler as he explores his forest home and tries to understand the humans who threaten it

14 December 2023

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Authors: Pablito Aguiar, Raimunda Tutanguira and Jonathan Watts
Proofreader (Portuguese): Thiago Leal and Valquiria Della Pozza
Translation into Spanish: Meritxell Almarza
English translation: Sarah J. Johnson
Page setup: Érica Saboya

TAGS

Amazon ,

Árvores ,

Desmatamento ,

Direitos da natureza ,

Floresta Amazônica ,

Floresta em pé ,

Howler ,

Incêndios ,

Incêndios criminosos ,

Jonathan Watts ,

Meio ambiente ,

Não-humanes ,

Pablito Aguiar ,

Proteção ambiental ,

Protetores da floresta ,

Raimunda Tutanguira ,

Vozes da floresta ,

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