Tatuy
Environmental education as a tool to promote autonomy and build a sustainable future.
Amid increasing pressure on the Amazon, the Tatuy Project strengthens forest conservation
and the sustainable development of local communities. The initiative promotes environmental protection while valuing traditional knowledge and creating economic opportunities aligned with conservation. With actions focused on territorial monitoring, fire prevention, and environmental awareness, the project drives a future where forest and community thrive together, ensuring a balance between development and preservation.
Our projects generate positive impact
660
Families benefited by the project
22,700
Hectares of native forest preserved
42,000
tCO₂ emissions avoided per year
10
Endangered fauna species mapped
4
Endangered flora species mapped
Impact strategy
Community
- Implementation of school projects focused on addressing climate-related challenges
- Training and revitalization of school gardens to help reduce food and nutrient insecurity
- Workshops with students to produce seedlings for planting in schools and local communities
Climate
- Remote monitoring using CarbonEye technology developed by Carbonext
- Fire brigade training to equip communities with the skills to control wildfires safely and effectively
- Increased frequency of road humidification to help mitigate respiratory issues
Biodiversity
- Wildlife roadkill monitoring using an app developed by Carbonext
- Awareness activities on the importance of biodiversity, including visits to project areas and museums
- Workshops to introduce sustainable fishing practices to local communities