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We were navigating along the Tapajós River when an agronomist, specialized in agroecology, pointed out to me a series of large trees on the horizon and commented; “These are chestnut trees planted by indigenous civilizations, possibly practiced 10,000 years ago.” I spent the rest of the trip, remodeling my cognitions about ecology, understanding that, in fact, from the ancestral times there was already a productive practice of mutualist coexistence between humans and the Amazon biome. A g...
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LCA C-C Biofactory
Para, Amazon, Brazil - 2021-2022More images:
Picture credits: Atelier Marko Brajovic
