Webinar Series: Nature Crime in the Amazon

What do we know about nature crime across the Amazon and what are we still missing?

Join Amazon Conservation and the World Bank's Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program (ASL) for a two-part webinar series bringing together perspectives from civil society and experts to explore how stronger evidence, monitoring, and collaboration can help drive more effective responses to Nature Crime across the region.

Drawing on findings from our recently launched Confronting Nature Crime in the Amazon study, these webinars will examine critical data and monitoring gaps, the role of civil society in generating independent evidence, and how governments and other actors can turn evidence into action.

Join us for one or both sessions to learn about the study’s key findings and hear directly from the experts on the paths to a faster, more coordinated evidence-based response to nature crimes across the Amazon.

*Simultaneous Interpretation will be available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

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