
A journey through Chilean Patagonia: Living on and caring for the edge of the world
Chilean Patagonia is not just a breathtaking landscape. It is a living space where Kawésqar communities are fighting to keep the sea as their own.
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Chilean Patagonia is not just a breathtaking landscape. It is a living space where Kawésqar communities are fighting to keep the sea as their own.
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Aquifers—underground geological formations—store 99% of liquid freshwater. Despite their importance, they are at risk from extractive activities.
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More than 35 organizations will share their perspectives on raw material extraction and global justice during Alternative Raw Materials Week.
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A case that began as a requirement for the coal sector ended up becoming a regulation applicable to all projects that require an environmental permit.
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In partnership with communities and allied organizations, AIDA works to protect the páramos and other ecosystems that sustain life in Latin America.
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Equitable access to energy through tools such as self-generation addresses the need for an energy transition that improves people's living conditions.
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"We can’t just stay at home without knowing what politicians, and businesspeople are doing. If you get involved, you’ll find out. And once you know, you’ll fight."
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"I am a Poqomam warrior who uses music and sung poetry to plant a little seed in people’s minds. I am an artery of the Poqomam people."
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The meeting confirmed something that AIDA has observed across the continent: the defense of the environment and human rights is built on networking.
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