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Planet in Collapse  — 
The river in my village turned green – I was horrified to discover why

In the Xipaya Indigenous Territory, the Iriri River is suffering the effects of climate change, as its waters change color and its fish die. We Indigenous people are living in a time of uncertainty

Other Voices  — 
Dreaming of better worlds

An invitation to recapture the power of the images and voices living inside us and use them as a strategy for forging community and addressing the climate collapse

Collapse  — 
The Amazon of Fungi

A search for beings that sustain the Earth in a forest nearing the point of no return

Journalism from the center of the world
Voices of the Forest  — 

Raoni wants to
meet with Lula
SUMAÚMA
6 December 2022
Brazil's most iconic indigenous leader, the Kayapó learnt from the experience of Belo Monte that pressure must be put on white people's governments - no matter the political party - so that nature and the native peoples are respected
Amazon news at Glance  — 
Deforestation surges, EU-US countermeasures and more…
SUMAÚMA
5 December 2022
A round-up of the best reporting on the Amazon rainforest
SPECIAL REPORT  — 

Fugitive for 17 years: The astonishing story of the man who reported the murder of Dorothy Stang
Ed Wilson Araújo (text) , 
Adriano Almeida (Photos) , 
4 December 2022
Land reform activist Geraldo Magela de Almeida Filho was forced into hiding after being accused of a crime he did not commit. In a SUMAÚMA exclusive, he reveals how he adopted a new name and identity as a traveling salesman in the Amazon, before finally being vindicated in the courts
SPECIAL REPORT  — 

Exclusive: Bolsonaro government set to erase indigenous communities from 2022 Census
Talita Bedinelli
3 December 2022
Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics lacks resources to survey three indigenous areas, which will impact government policies for a decade
Perspective  — 

Nature or Money? A look behind new biodiversity superpower pact
Daniela Chiaretti
2 December 2022

The recent pact between Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia raises hopes for tropical conservation but there are concerns it may be overly focussed on carbon credits. Sumaúma looks at the origins of this new front in nature diplomacy for clues about which way it will go

Voices of the Forest  — 
‘For me, the term climate change means the revenge of the Earth’
SUMAÚMA
22 November 2022
In an exclusive interview with SUMAÚMA, Yanomami political leader Davi Kopenawa expresses hope that Lula has become wiser about protecting the Amazon: “Before, he made a mistake, I don’t want him to deceive us again”
Nature in Power  — 

Lula, listen to the
non-human peoples
SUMAÚMA
20 November 2022

In the third part of our Nature in Power series, SUMAÚMA brings you voices for those that are never heard, although they are most affected by the planet’s dominant species

ReXistence  — 

COP27: Indigenous groups demand Amazon conference
Edilma Prada Céspedes
18 November 2022

Special correspondent for AGENDA PROPIA in collaboration with SUMAÚMA in Sharm el-Sheikh

Amazon news at Glance  — 
Lula at COP27, Ministry of Native Peoples, and more
SUMAÚMA
18 November 2022
A round-up of the best reporting on the Amazon rainforest
Nature in Power  — 
Lula, listen to the Yanomami
SUMAÚMA
9 November 2022
Continuing the series Nature in Power, SUMAÚMA amplifies the voice of the shaman Davi Kopenawa and other important leaders of one of the most extraordinary peoples on Earth, the Yanomami, who are today at high risk due to an invasion of gold miners into their territory

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