Exhibition Highlights Amazon Guardianship Across Multiple Regions

The Amazon remains a critical focus for environmental and Indigenous rights advocacy as illustrated by several recent accounts. The Gardiens de l’Amazonie exhibition in Paris highlights the symbiotic relationship between Indigenous communities and the forest, emphasizing their resilience and sustainable practices. Meanwhile, the tragic murders of journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous activist Bruno Pereira three years ago underscore ongoing threats from criminal gangs targeting the Amazon and its defenders, with efforts to continue their legacy through investigative journalism and new publications. Brazilian pianist Amaro Freitas incorporates sounds from the Amazon into his music, reflecting cultural syncretism that honors the region's heritage. Peruvian scientist and conservationist Rosa Vasquez Espinoza bridges indigenous wisdom with scientific inquiry to deepen understanding of Amazonian biodiversity and culture, promoting conservation and global awareness. Together, these narratives reveal a multifaceted commitment to protecting the Amazon’s environment, people, and cultural legacy.