Published on September 10, 2021 Iquitos. With the aim of streamlining the processes for the establishment of regional conservation areas (ACR) of Loreto, the Regional Environmental Authority (ARA) met with cooperating entities such as the Instituto del Bien Común (IBC), the Peruvian Society of Environmental Law (SPDA) and the Center for
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The Pirijakiri, winning dish of the Amazon Gastronomy Contest in Cusco
Posted June 22, 2021 Kimbiri. Within the framework of the traditional festival of San Juan, the Cusco district of Kimbiri is the venue for the XXIII Regional Agricultural, Agroindustrial and Artisan Fair 2021 and the XV Festival of Native Communities. Among the various activities, the Amazon Gastronomy Contest took place
Monkirenshi Native Community receives certificates from SERFOR for its 10 forest plantations
Posted 05/03/2021 Pichari. The Monkirenshi Native Community received the certificates for its 10 forest plantations registered in the National Registry of Forest Plantations of the National Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR). This document allows them to have free disposition of the fruits and products of the plantations when they reach their utilization stage.
DRAL Loreto titles 150 thousand hectares in favor of the communities of the Napo basin
Posted on 04/05/2021 Maynas. The closing of territorial gaps in the Amazon continues. Twenty-two native communities of the Napo river basin (located between the districts of Napo and Torres Causana, in the province of Maynas, Loreto region), received the property titles and expansion of their communal territories, representing about 150
FECORITAYB asks for support for families affected by the overflow of the Tapiche River
Posted on 03/29/2021 Requena. Roberto Tafur, president of the FECORITAYB (Federation of Communities of the Tapiche and Blanco Rivers) alerted on March 22, through a statement from the federation that the communities of Bellavista, Limón Cocha, Nuestra Señora de Fátima, Wicungo, Yarina Frontera, Topal and Monte Alegre; San Antonio de Fortaleza and Nuevo
Loreto: Accreditation of forest custodians continues for the communities of the Ucayali and Tapiche rivers
Posted on 03/16/2021 Requena. Native communities of the province of Requena, in Loreto, continue their processes to accredit the members of their communal vigilance committees as forest custodians, who are key to the care of forest resources in the communal lands of the Amazon region. The 14 representatives of the committees of
Loreto: Communities of the Tapiche and Ucayali river basins follow up their Life Plans
Posted on 03/12/2021 Requena. The communities of the basins of the Tapiche and Ucayali rivers in the province of Requena, Loreto; participated in the monitoring workshops of their Life Plans, this follow-up exercise allows them to identify their main progress in relation to what is proposed in their Annual Operational Plans (AOP) that form
The essential role of women in VRA communities during the pandemic: interview with Karina Cipriano
Published 08/03/2021 Karina Cipriano Damián, is a nursing technician and promoter of integral farms in the Apurímac River Valley since 2019. Today, on International Women's Day, she tells us a little about the role of Ashaninka women in the communities of the Apurímac River Valley. How
Civil society reiterates the need to guarantee the autonomy of the executive director of SERFOR and avoid a possible arbitrary removal
Posted on 02/16/2021 Lima. Through an open letter, more than 60 civil society organizations nationwide demand the Minister of Agriculture, Federico Tenorio Calderón, and the President of the Board of Directors of the Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR), María Isabel Remy Simatovic, the resolution of the gaps on the grounds for removal from office
25 community forest custodians will monitor the Tapiche and Blanco watersheds in Loreto
Requena. Thanks to the coordinated work of various public and private institutions, 25 members of the surveillance committees of the basins of the Tapiche and Blanco rivers, in the Loreto region; Now they are community forest custodians and were part of the “First Workshop on Community Monitoring, Control and Surveillance of the Nation's Forest Heritage to