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Gabriela MerizalderubioParticipatory Science: Tools for Ethical and Responsible Data Governance
Read moreFifteen people from five countries completed a training program led by the Amazon Waters Alliance to integrate ethics, rights, and…
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Gabriela MerizalderubioLarge-catfish fishing organizations in Loreto agree on a common agenda to contribute to the implementation of the Regional Action Plan for the Conservation of Large Catfish
Read moreSmall-scale fishers’ organizations and participating institutions agreed to advance coordination among fishing organizations, collaborative monitoring, and other actions that contribute…
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fornerAmazon Waters Alliance and Brazil’s Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture sign memorandum to strengthen fisheries data generation and monitoring
Read moreThe memorandum provides for the exchange of methodologies, knowledge, and tools to improve the generation and management of information on…
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Gabriela MerizalderubioRegional cooperation and collective action set the agenda for the Second Amazon Waters Week
Read moreThe Second Amazon Waters Week brought together specialists, authorities, civil society organizations, fishing communities, and other actors from the Amazon…
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Gabriela MerizalderubioAmazon countries approve Action Plan to conserve migratory catfish
Read moreAt COP15 of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS), Parties unanimously adopted the Regional Action Plan for Amazonian Migratory Catfish,…
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Gabriela MerizalderubioDialogue of Knowledge on Migratory Catfish
Read moreBelém do Pará, Brazil | January 20–23, 2026 From January 20 to 23, 2026, Amazon Waters held the Dialogue of…
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Gabriela MerizalderubioWestern Amazon key for health and connectivity of Amazon Basin as a whole
Read moreImagine sitting by a rushing river. At first glance, it may seem that only water is being moved from one…