Co-developing pathways to protect nature, land, territory, and well-being in Amazonia

Rodolfo l. b. Nóbrega; Pedro h. l. Alencar; Braulina Baniwa; Mary-Claire Buell; Pedro l. b. Chaffe; Darlison Munduruku pinto correa; Domingos Munduruku do santos correa; Tomas ferreira Domingues; Ayan Fleischmann; Chris m. Furgal; Leandro luiz Giatti; Shyrlene Oliveira da silva huni kui; Ninawa Inu pereira nunes huni kui; Juliana Alves jenipapo-Kaninde; Hongying Li; Angélica francisca Mendes mamede; James ferreira Moura; Magali f. Nehemy; Raimunda lucineide g. Pinheiro; Paula r. Prist; Sabina c. Ribeiro; Mateus Tremembé; Evan Bowness; Filipe m. França; Sharon Stein

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Co-developing pathways to protect nature, land, territory, and well-being in Amazonia

Rodolfo l. b. Nóbrega^*, Pedro h. l. Alencar, Braulina Baniwa, Mary-Claire Buell, Pedro l. b. Chaffe, Darlison Munduruku pinto correa, Domingos Munduruku do santos correa, Tomas ferreira Domingues, Ayan Fleischmann, Chris m. Furgal, Leandro luiz Giatti, Shyrlene Oliveira da silva huni kui, Ninawa Inu pereira nunes huni kui, Juliana Alves jenipapo-Kaninde, Hongying Li, Angélica francisca Mendes mamede, James ferreira Moura, Magali f. Nehemy, Raimunda lucineide g. Pinheiro, Paula r. PristSabina c. Ribeiro, Mateus Tremembé, Evan Bowness, Filipe m. França, Sharon Stein

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Deforestation and climate change threaten social and ecological well-being in Amazonia. Research co-produced through ethical collaborations across multiple knowledge systems can contribute toward just and sustainable futures for the region.

Original language	English
Article number	364
Number of pages	5
Journal	Communications Earth & Environment
Volume	4
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/s43247-023-01026-7
Publication status	Published - 16 Oct 2023

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We thank Rodrigo Fadini for his helpful suggestions and perspectives on this comment. This work is supported by the University of Bristol’s Elizabeth Blackwell Institute (ID: 2208557) through the Research England’s Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) and Bristol Policy (SynPAm; ID: 1989427). This comment also draws on research supported by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, and Mitacs. TFD and LLG acknowledge the financial support from the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) grants 312589/2022-0 and 314947/2021-3 (Bolsa de produtividade em Pesquisa). L.L.G. also acknowledges FAPESP (proc. n. 21/06897-9). F.M.F. acknowledges support from Cabot Institute Seedcorn Fund (Voices of Amazonia; ID: 2258319). F.M.F., R.L.G.P., and S.C.R. acknowledge CNPq for support to the National Institute of Science and Technology in Synthesis for Biodiversity in Amazonia (INCT-SinBiAm [406767/2022-0]). H.L. is supported by grants from NIH/NIAID (No. U01AI151797), Wallace Research Foundation, and Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust.

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Nóbrega, R. L. B., Alencar, P. H. L., Baniwa, B., Buell, M.-C., Chaffe, P. L. B., Munduruku pinto correa, D., Munduruku do santos correa, D., Domingues, T. F., Fleischmann, A., Furgal, C. M., Giatti, L. L., Oliveira da silva huni kui, S., Inu pereira nunes huni kui, N., Alves jenipapo-Kaninde, J., Li, H., Mendes mamede, A. F., Moura, J. F., Nehemy, M. F., Pinheiro, R. L. G., ... Stein, S. (2023). Co-developing pathways to protect nature, land, territory, and well-being in Amazonia. Communications Earth & Environment, 4(1), Article 364. https://doi.org/10.1038/s43247-023-01026-7

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