This article by Ciro Calderon was originally published for Ecosystem Marketplace.  The indigenous people of Peru’s Amarakaeri Communal Reserve are conserving 400,000 hectares of forest while also feeding their families – in part by sustainably harvesting Brazil nuts. To do so, however, they’ll have to forge relationships with trusted suppliers outside the territory and also … Continue reading Peru’s Amarakaeri People Learn To Have Their Nuts And Sell Them, Too […]

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