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**MrdrKite** @MrdrKite@pixelfed.social · 14 févr.

14 févr.

MrdrKite @MrdrKite@pixelfed.social

Ambiance, El Bosque Nuboso, Costa-Rica, 2001

#tropicalforest #costarica #photography

#photography

**Fomka** @Fomka@pixelfed.social · 31 janv.

31 janv.

Fomka @Fomka@pixelfed.social

#nature #tropicalforest

#tropicalforest

**Dezoito** @Dezoito@pixelfed.social · 25 janv.

25 janv.

Dezoito @Dezoito@pixelfed.social

A group of Huni Kuin people walking single file along a path between tall palm trees. The path leads uphill towards the lush Amazon rainforest. The contrast between the cleared pathway and the wild forest growth tells a story of human presence in harmony with nature.

#footpathfriday #indigenous #native #amazon #amazonas #rainforest #amazonRainforest #jungle #HuniKuin #HuniKuins #Kashinawa #Cashinahua #Caxinauá #tropical #palmTrees #tropicalForest #traditionalCommunity #forestPath #natureWalk #indigenousTerritory #Acre #Brazil #culturalHeritage #sustainableLiving #tradicional #povosOriginais #florestaTropical

#florestatropical

**Dezoito** @Dezoito@pixelfed.social · 20 janv.

20 janv.

Dezoito @Dezoito@pixelfed.social

The banks of Jordão river, in the state of Acre, Brazil, as it looks like in July. This waterway, home to several Huni Kuin communities, gets completely flooded during the rainy season.

#Jordao #river #RioJordao #Acre #Brasil #Brazil #Amazon #Amazonas #rainforest #tropicalForest #AmazonRainforest #HuniKuin #HuniKuins #Kashinawa #Cashinahua #Caxinauá #indigenous #rivers #riverbank #naturalCycles #seasonalChanges #biodiversity #povosOriginais #florestaTropical #natureza #riosDoAcre #Aamazonia #forestLife #riverLife #seasonalRhythm #waterways #amazonianRivers

#amazonianrivers

**Greg Cocks** @GregCocks@techhub.social · 3 janv.

3 janv.

Greg Cocks @GregCocks@techhub.social

Researchers Dumped Tons Of Coffee Waste Into A Forest. This Is What It Looks Like Now.
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https://www.upworthy.com/researchers-dumped-tons-of-coffee-waste-in-a-forest-ex1 <-- shared article
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https://doi.org/10.1002/2688-8319.12054 <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #forest #waste #regeneration #coffee #biomass #forest #waterquality #soil #agroindustry #tropicalforest #recovery #CostaRica #change #soilnutrients #groundcover #understoryvegetation, #treeestablishment #canopycover #tree #vegetation #soil #carbon #nitrogen #fertility #phosphorous #forestsuccession #restoration

photo - The researchers used 30 truckloads of coffee pulp to kickstart forest regeneration

photo - The recovering forest 3 years after coffee pulp was applied to the area

photo - The difference between the coffee pulp and control plot after 1 year

photos:
(A) Freshly added layer of coffee pulp on post-agricultural land
(B) Control treatment 2 years after initiating study
(C) Woody vegetation growing on coffee pulp treatment 2 years after initiating the study
(D) Aerial view of the coffee pulp treatment (bottom) and the adjacent control treatment (top) one year after initiating the study

**SeverinGeo** @SeverinGeo@mastodon.social · 7 sept. 2024 *

7 sept. 2024 *

SeverinGeo @SeverinGeo@mastodon.social

#sotm2024 Luis Sebastian presents an #openstreetmap #tropicalforest #biodiversity #conservation #mapping #academic project involving various universities in #latam @youthmappers Implemented in a park in #Colombia with @qfield but could be replicated everywhere

A presentation slide titled "Open Mapping Through Tropical Forest Biodiversity Conservation" by Luis Sebastian Bravo Chacon, a forest engineer. The slide includes a photo of two scarlet macaws perched on a tree branch in a tropical forest, with an inset image of the presenter. Logos of Youth Mappers, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, and SAGEMA are shown at the bottom.

The same presentation slide featuring the "Open Mapping Through Tropical Forest Biodiversity Conservation" title, with the same macaw photo and presenter inset. This is a duplicate of the previous image.

A slide titled "Field Work" showing three maps: one with colorful quadrants, another depicting location points, and the last focused on validation data. On the right side, there's a photograph of a person documenting a tree with a smartphone. The project appears to involve mapping various species and locations in a park setting.

A slide titled "Field and Office Data Validation Phase" lists the division of work into quadrants, use of QGIS and QField for data collection, and verification steps for species, condition, and photographic records. The right side of the slide shows a photo of a group of people gathered around a table, analyzing leaves and working on laptops.

**Prof Felipe Gusmao** @fgusmao@mastodon.social · 7 nov. 2023

7 nov. 2023

Prof Felipe Gusmao @fgusmao@mastodon.social

How #war is waged on Brazil's most deforested #Indigenous territory

https://sumauma.com/en/como-se-fez-guerra-na-terra-indigena-mais-desmatada-do-brasil/

> In just thirty-five years, the Apyterewa-Parakanã peoples have seen their #territory invaded, the #forest cut down for illegal mahogany, and the conversion of this area to #pastureland for 60,000 head of #cattle – the on-going expulsion of the #invaders will indicate the fate of the #Amazon

"IN 1989, AFTER FUNAI DELIMITED THE APYTEREWA INDIGENOUS TERRITORY, GERSON DOS REIS CARVALHO, THE INDIGENOUS POST HEAD, HUNG UP A SIGN STATING THAT THE AREA LEGALLY BELONGED TO THE NATIVE PEOPLES. PHOTO: CARLOS FAUSTO"

source: https://sumauma.com/en/como-se-fez-guerra-na-terra-indigena-mais-desmatada-do-brasil/

> In just thirty-five years, the Apyterewa-Parakanã peoples have seen their #territory invaded, the #forest cut down for illegal mahogany, and the conversion of this area to #pastureland for 60,000 head of #cattle – the on-going expulsion of the #invaders will indicate the fate of the #Amazon

#Conservation #Amazonia #Sustainability

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