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TAFF Part II: The Territory of Santa Marta 

TAFF Part II: The Territory of Santa Marta 

Posted on 1 September 20264 September 2026 by veronicagoncalves

Movimento Laudato at the territory of Santa Marta. To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2026. “TAFF Part READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30, Just Transition, Territories
Negotiating the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels 

Negotiating the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels 

Posted on 24 August 20261 September 2026 by veronicagoncalves

To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2026. “Negotiating around transitioning Away from fossil fuels” CAMAMAZON . Available READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30, Just Transition
Am I a Caiçara?  

Am I a Caiçara?  

Posted on 20 July 202621 July 2026 by matthaeusmenezesassef

To be cited as: Menezes Assef, Matthaeus. 2026. “Am I a Caiçara?” CAMAMAZON. Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/07/20/am-i-a-caicara/ (accessed: xx/xx/xxxx). READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, Territories
Travelling across territories 

Travelling across territories 

Posted on 27 April 202621 July 2026 by erzsebetstrausz

Photo taken by Erzsébet in 2017. To be cited as: Strausz, Erzebet. 2026. “Travelling across territories”. CAMAMAZON. Available at: READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30, Territories
An attempt to sentipensar COP30 from a distance 

An attempt to sentipensar COP30 from a distance 

Posted on 19 March 202621 July 2026 by dianavalenciaduarte

To be cited as: Valencia-Duarte, Diana. 2026. “An attempt to sentipensar COP30 from a distance”. Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/03/19/an-attempt-to-sentipensar-cop30-from-a-distance/ READ MORE

Posted in Belém, CAMAMAZON, COP30, Territories
Understanding de-territorialisation in learning to re-forest our minds 

Understanding de-territorialisation in learning to re-forest our minds 

Posted on 10 March 202621 July 2026 by hannahhughes

The clapper bridge over the stream. Image from Dartefacts: https://dartefacts.co.uk/dartefact/harbourneford-clapper-bridge/ (10/03/2025).

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30, Territories
Brazil’s upcoming UN climate summit highlights how tricky climate pledges are to keep

Brazil’s upcoming UN climate summit highlights how tricky climate pledges are to keep

Posted on 4 November 202511 April 2026 by veronicagoncalves

One of the walls in the Green Zone the night before COP30 opened.

Posted in Belém, CAMAMAZON, COP30, Presidency
Another view of Bonn: The intersection between race and gender from the venue to the streets  

Another view of Bonn: The intersection between race and gender from the venue to the streets  

Posted on 19 September 202521 July 2026 by hannahhughes

To be cited as: Hughes, Hannah. 2025. “Another view of Bonn: The intersection between race and gender from READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON Tagged UNFCCC
The art of (not) negotiating through negotiation: The turbulent waters of implementing the Paris Agreement from the Rhine to the Guamá

The art of (not) negotiating through negotiation: The turbulent waters of implementing the Paris Agreement from the Rhine to the Guamá

Posted on 29 July 202521 July 2026 by hannahhughes

To be cited as: Vecchione-Gonçalves, Marcela. 2025. “The art of (not) negotiating through negotiation: The turbulent waters of READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30
The CAMAMAZON team reflects on their experiences at the SB62 in Bonn

The CAMAMAZON team reflects on their experiences at the SB62 in Bonn

Posted on 17 July 202521 July 2026 by hannahhughes

To be cited as: Hughes, Hannah; Korber Gonçalves, Verônica; Yumie Aoki Inoue, Cristina; and Menezes Assef, Matthaeus. 2025. READ MORE

Posted in CAMAMAZON, Just Transition, Presidency, Science
First CAMAMAZON Workshop: Weaving Relations for Climate Agreement-Making at COP30 

First CAMAMAZON Workshop: Weaving Relations for Climate Agreement-Making at COP30 

Posted on 26 April 202521 July 2026 by hannahhughes

The Agroextractivist Territory Pirocaba and the newly built community centre for the Associação dos Agroextrativistas, Pescadores e Artesãos e Artesãs do Pirocaba (ASAPAP) in Abatetuba, Pará, Brazil.

Posted in CAMAMAZON, COP30, Science Tagged Belém, Workshop

Recent Posts

  • TAFF Part II: The Territory of Santa Marta 
  • Negotiating the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels 
  • Am I a Caiçara?  
  • Journey for a better life: a migration from Rio Grande do Norte to Guarujá.  
  • My Grandmother’s Territorial Memories as a Caiçara on the Transformation of Guarujá  

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