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Reporting Bees and Culture: Native Beekeeping and Cultural Support for the Printi-Pàr Indigenous Village

See how the project supported the local biodiversity, the community’s resilience, education and protection of cultural heritage, food sovereignty and economic security. Authors: Deborah HappView More

Cassava: A globally important plant with amazonian roots

Our journey through the Amazon Region leads us to the Quilombo of Bracinho do Icatu in Baião (Pará) and to its traditional utilization of Cassava.View More

From River to Roads: An Amazonian Story 

The Amazon Rainforest, formerly connected by rivers, is now giving way to the Rainforest connected by roads. Let’s reflect on the pace and significance ofView More

The Regenerative Power of Stories  

Stories make up a great part of the identity of Amazonian communities which turns their oral culture into a crucial player against the destruction of the AmazonView More

Looking back at our first year

We’re looking back on an exciting first year since our founding in October 2020, and we want to share the small and big successes ofView More

PhD position with Meli as partner: Let’s study the bees!

Have you ever wanted to study the behaviour of stingless bees in the Amazon Region while also working with traditional communities? Now you have anView More

Jonas and the Bees – Part II: Fire, preservation and the importance of bees in our lives

After having shared with you in the first part of my story on how I came to keep bees, I would now like to tellView More

Meli Interview — Scientist André Belem explains how important the Amazon Rainforest is for the world’s climate

André Belem is a researcher at Niterói Federal University in Brazil, studying the climate and its changes from the remote past (~100 million years back)View More

Syntropic Agriculture: Saving the Soil from Degradation

Do you know what Syntropic Agriculture is? Come with us to find out about this (not so new!) concept of agroforestry farming system that turnsView More

Periods and sustainability go together! Meet Pinke Welle, Meli’s partner.

Let’s talk openly about menstruation and bring sustainability very close to our nature. Author: Ana RosaLeia em português. During one of our talks with theView More

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