Brings together studies, researchers, and accounts from traditional communities across four seasons, featuring information on protected areas, their potential, and the threats they face.

Season 4

Consists of five episodes delving into the situation of water bodies in the Amazon biome. Through the voices of 16 interviewees, the series presents data on water connectivity and quality, highlights the advantages of turtle management, and explores the solutions and threats faced by fishing activities, while discussing the relationship between protected areas and water conservation in the region.

Season 3

This season focuses on the Amazon rivers, emphasizing their importance, diversity, and presence in the Amazon biome. It explains what protected areas in aquatic environments are, as well as the impact of infrastructure projects and activities like mining.

Season 2

Relates economy and protected areas, examining the presence of conservation area debates at Climate Conferences. Additionally, it explores different types of biodiversity-related businesses, defines sustainable development models, and discusses their application.

Season 1

The first season introduces the topic of protected areas, answering basic questions about protected territories. Through discussions with researchers, traditional communities, and protected area managers, it offers insights into financing, management, threats, and the leadership of traditional communities.