Lights, camera, and Pantanal!

Lights, camera, and Pantanal!
Miriam, Natalice and their communities share a story of hope, resilience and love for the Pantanal. And you can watch it in a documentary that is being released this Saturday, November 12, when the Pantanal Day is celebrated.
These achievements, the result of the union between the traditional knowledge of the two Pantanal communities of Mato Grosso - Capão do Angico and São Pedro de Joselândia, and the science, promoted by partner institutions, who believe collaboration is the best way to conserve this biome, that is so important for the planet, thus, preserving it for the next generations.
The AquaREla Pantanal Initiative
Resulting from a series of rigorous actions and previous projects that achieved excellent results and were coordinated by important partner institutions in their execution, the Initiative has been developed within the scope of the project "Recovery of Riverside Pantanal Forests: benefiting water, soil, fish and populations around the RPPN Sesc Pantanal" and the Corredor Azul Program of Wetlands International, and it counts with the decisive participation of the communities of the region for the production of seedlings and plantations in the restoration areas of the Pantanal.
The Initiative is a work built in a collective that involves the organizations Mupan (Women in Action in the Pantanal), Wetlands International Brasil, the Sesc Pantanal Socio-Environmental Pole, the Pantanal Research Center (CPP), and the National Institute of Science and Technology of Wetlands. (INAU/UFMT).
The AquaREla Pantanal is financed by: 1) the Global Environment Fund(GEF) through the Project Restoration and Sustainable Management Strategies to Enhance Caatinga, Pampa and Pantanal Biodiversity (GEF Terrestrial), coordinated by the Ministry of the Environment (MMA), it has the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) as the implementing agency, and the Brazilian Biodiversity Fund (FUNBIO) as the executing agency; & 2) the DoB Ecology via the Corredor Azul Program of Wetlands International.
For more information, access the initiative's profile on Instagram and Facebook channels,
@aquarelapantanal or you can also visit the website www.aquarelapantanal.org