In addition, the conference included a photo competition. Two films by Brazilian cultural institute Itaú Cultural.Survival Revolution: The Kayapo Identity.The winners were Ribaldo Piaguaje from Ecuador (1st), Mery Nube Utitiaj Nunink from Ecuador (2nd) and Luis Carlos Ramos Gomez from Colombia (3rd).Ī film festival also took place throughout the conference, showcasing filmmakers and their work from across the Amazon region in film screenings and panel discussions: The event featured young activists in a storytelling competition during the Youth Daily Shows. Gain of 7,883 followers across social media platforms.6,952 social media posts using #GLFAmazonia.At least 384,510 engagements on social media.Over 112 million social media impressions.Event social media reach of over 27.3 million in 58 countries.10,563 web stream views – with 26,400 Facebook stream views, 1,688 Twitter video views and 587 Instagram Live views.54 media hits, with a potential reach of 64,294,507.

115 session hosts and partner organizations, 16 media partners and 4 sponsors.

Of participants, 3,054 were women, and 3,055 were youth (between the ages of 18 and 35).

Top three countries by participants: Peru (1,261), Brazil (1,257) and Colombia (736).

5,833 participants from 115 countries, with 4,361 from 27 Latin American and the Caribbean countries.

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On 21-23 September, the Global Landscapes Forum hosted GLF Amazonia: The Tipping Point, a digital conference that brought together thousands of individuals from around the world to find solutions to this crisis.

All this is increasingly turning a crucial carbon sponge into a carbon emitter, which does not bode well for the fight against global warming. Global concern for the Amazon rainforest is rising, as this ecological wonder faces growing threats from fires, deforestation and climate change.

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