The event was held in the proposed San Cristóbal de Pucutá – Menkori RCA, featuring an exhibition of more than 150 varieties of native potatoes.

The Huata community continues to move forward in the creation of its Private Conservation Area (PCA), strengthening communal participation through productive, educational, and environmental initiatives.

In its second call for proposals, the Conserva Aves initiative, backed by the Government of Canada, launches a training cycle to strengthen seven organizations managing over 200,000 hectares in vital Peruvian ecosystems. These actions seek to ensure the protection of threatened birds and their habitats, working alongside local communities and promoting women’s leadership in conservation.

Following three weeks of technical visits, the results of the Amazonian Bio investment contest have been published. This competition, promoted by the Financial Facility for Amazonian Eco and Bio businesses (EBBF Amazon) project, will benefit 16 bio businesses in its first edition with business consulting and/or financing.