In the Amazones of Brazil, millions of indigenous communities are suffering from floods and lost their homes.

Every year there is a rain season in the Amazones, and floods are “normal” there. However, sea levels are rising due to global warming, and these people are being impacted deeply. Homes are being destroyed.

Besides having lost many lives due to uncontrolled virus outbrakes, the lives of the indigenous tribes are in great challenge now without a house to live in, and little to no budget to get new material and life supplies.

As keepers of the wild, whisperers of nature, and healers of the earth, these tribes are extremely important to the whole world as they are closely living with mother nature and doing the rituals and service for the planet's well-being. 

We can help and give back to nature by helping those who are in close communion with the earth, and who are in life-threatening situations right now. 

All donations will go to : IPDEAM, Instituto  de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Etnoambiental da Amazônia.

Thank you for your care and compassion.

As my dear Indegenous friend Ananias said to me:

Waykay Pupyngare!

Have a good day Warrior!