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Indigenous leaders from throughout the Americas meet in Ecuador to discuss their approaches to biodiversity conservation in their territories

From April 18-20, 2006, the Amazon Alliance and Ecuador's Fundacion Pachamama are hosting an Indigenous Exchange on Biodiversity and Territorial Rights: moving toward new relationships between indigenous peoples and conservationism in the Amazon town of Puyo.

Indigenous leaders from Mesoamerica and South America will gather to share their work protecting their territories and discuss trends in conservation, international cooperation, and indigenous rights.

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Photos from our Annual Meeting
Iquitos, Peru: June 9th-11th 2004 See the photos...

Camisea Project
The Camisea Natural Gas Project is currently under construction in the Peruvian Amazon, to gain access to 11 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and more than 600 million barrels of liquid petroleum gas (LPG). The $1.6 billion dollar project also includes a 700 km pipeline that is being built from the gas fields in the Camisea and Lower Urubamba watershed across the Andes to the Peruvian coast.
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