http://campanhayikatuxingu.org.br uma campanha de responsabilidade socioambiental compartilhada Mon, 08 May 2017 17:39:18 -0300 hourly 1 http://campanhayikatuxingu.org.br/o-xingu-e-a-regiao/o-pix/comment-page-1/#comment-9419 Yachting to Yemanja | Expat in Brazil Wed, 09 Apr 2014 23:38:33 +0000 http://www.yikatuxingu.org.br/?page_id=147#comment-9419 [...] The Y Ikatu Xingu Campaign arose in 2004 to work in the recovery and protection of springs and headwaters of the Xingu River . Estimated to have cleared nearly six million hectares of native vegetation in the Xingu River Basin in Mato Grosso, which means that approximately 33% of the original vegetation has been suppressed in the state. The fragility of the river and the need for its conservation work was clear in mid-1990 when the leaders of the Xingu Indigenous Park , located in northeastern Mato Grosso, expressed concern with the occupation and deforestation in and around your area with the process of silting of rivers flowing through the park, tributaries of the Xingu.The campaign was developed by partners from different sectors: indigenous peoples, ranchers, farmers, researchers and civil society organizations working in the region.Between 25 and 27 October 2004, 340 representatives of these segments met the Xingu River Headwaters Meeting in the city of Mato Grosso Canarana, establishing the policy framework of Y Ikatu Xingu Campaign. [...] [...] The Y Ikatu Xingu Campaign arose in 2004 to work in the recovery and protection of springs and headwaters of the Xingu River . Estimated to have cleared nearly six million hectares of native vegetation in the Xingu River Basin in Mato Grosso, which means that approximately 33% of the original vegetation has been suppressed in the state. The fragility of the river and the need for its conservation work was clear in mid-1990 when the leaders of the Xingu Indigenous Park , located in northeastern Mato Grosso, expressed concern with the occupation and deforestation in and around your area with the process of silting of rivers flowing through the park, tributaries of the Xingu.The campaign was developed by partners from different sectors: indigenous peoples, ranchers, farmers, researchers and civil society organizations working in the region.Between 25 and 27 October 2004, 340 representatives of these segments met the Xingu River Headwaters Meeting in the city of Mato Grosso Canarana, establishing the policy framework of Y Ikatu Xingu Campaign. [...]

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