The Second Knowledge Dialogue, convened by the Amazon Waters Alliance in Huacho, Peru, became a vital space to exchange experiences and knowledge on fisheries management in the Amazon.

In total, 13 experiences were presented: COLOVIPAS from the Ampiyacu River, APPA El Manatí de Apayacu from the Apayacu River, Shawi Santa Elena Native Community from the Cahuapanas River, APPA Puma Garza from the Tahuayo River, Fisheries Monitoring Team from the Pichis River, Community Environmental Monitoring Program from the Puinahua River and PMAC Bajo Urubamba, Tsirerishi Matinguenga Native Community from the Upper Manu Madre de Dios River, Banchero Rossi Fishermen’s Association from Puerto Maldonado, Chororo Showu Indigenous Fishermen’s Association of the Mamoré River, El Sábalo Indigenous Fishermen’s Association from the Beni River, Cochabamba Fishermen’s Association from the Ichilo River, Artisanal Fishermen’s Association of the Napo River and the Kaputna Shuar Center from the Santiago River; along with technicians from partner institutions WCS, IBC, San Diego Zoo and CINCIA.

The representatives of organizations from Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru a letter of commitment to jointly address the challenges in fisheries management in the Amazon.

Download below the graphic summary of the management experiences that participated in this meeting (in Spanish):