Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 10月4日 14時15分

A four hundred year old tree, Samauma, in Tapajos National Forest. Created in 1974 is managed by the #ChicoMendezInstitute for conservation and #Biodiversity, as part of the national system of protected lands.
A Brazilian rubber tapper and land rights leader #ChicoMendes pioneered the world’s first tropical forest #conservation initiative advanced by forest peoples themselves. His work led to the establishment of Brazil’s extractive reserves protected forest areas that are inhabited and managed by local communities.

Chico Mendes and his colleagues were a tiny, marginalized minority in the 1980s, but their efforts brought them to power in parts of Brazil’s Amazon by the end of that decade. Tragically, Mendes became world-famous only when he was gunned down for his work in 1988. On assignment for @nature_org in the eastern edge of the #AmazonRainForest

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