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Events

2026 EVENTS

Webinar 1 Nature crime across the Amazon: What We Know, What We Don’t, and What’s at Stake

(Webinar, Co-hosted)
SEPTEMBER 10th, 2026

A first pan-Amazonian assessment of available data on five manifestations of Nature Crime, discussing what the data reveals and what it cannot yet tell us, and what is needed to build consistent, long-term regional monitoring.

Interpretation is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

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Webinar 2 It takes two to tango: How can independent evidence from civil society strengthen and accelerate government action against nature crimes?

(Webinar, Co-hosted)
SEPTEMBER 17th, 2026

This session explores the dynamics between state actors and civil society, assessing current levels of government engagement and identifying practical pathways for more effective collaboration in tackling Nature Crime across the Amazon.

Interpretation is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

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