Plant Blindness refers to the term defined by Wandersee & Schussler in 1998 as the inability to notice plants in one's surroundings and recognise their importance or appreciate their unique biological features

The Annabel's for Amazon fundraising event united advocates for Amazon preservation and climate action

A Win for the Amazon: New Brazilian Indigenous Territories Officially Recognised

Refik Anadol collaborates with Brazil's Yawanawá people on Amazon rainforest data sculpture

Artist Refik Anadol and the Yawanawá People of Brazil Are Debuting an NFT Collection to Protect the Amazon Rainforest

'Winds of Yawanawa' was launched at Scorpios Mykonos with a programme comprising a panel discussion and a music performance

The co-created artwork by the Yawanawá community and Refik Anadol unveiled at Scorpios Mykonos, on 13. July 2023

Commissioned by Impact One, their latest investment initiative blends traditional Yawanawa art with new media artist Refik Anadol’s data painting

Refik Anadol on AI, Algorithms and the Amazon—Refik Anadol's newest collection incorporates artwork from the Yawanawa people and data from the Amazon rainforest

Impact One launches Possible Futures with a series of events focussing on the Amazon Forest at COP27

Ancestral Wisdom and Possible Futures at COP27 examined alternative modes of knowledge production, pedagogy, language and activism

An overview of the pioneering report that outlines a roadmap for Brazil to become a global leader in the transition to a net-zero carbon economy

Nina Gualinga and young Indigenous leaders share their experience on the frontlines of environmental activism at COP27

Insights from Possible Futures' Forest One event at COP27 featuring AYA Earth Partners' Amazon's Marathon Report