2007 Annual Report

Measurable Success in the Amazon Rainforest

Our Google collaboration is characteristic of ACT's many successes: bringing unlikely partners together and creating alliances that no one had previously envisioned. 

2006 Annual Report

Something unexpected is coming out of the rainforest...Good News!

"In a soaking downpour in a remote village in Suriname, at a lopsided table under a thatched roof, surrounded by Trio Indians who are comparing notes on the best way to use a GPS device — the last thing I feel is “trendy.” But there can be no doubt: our work in this region has helped ignite an international movement."

2005 Annual Report lt

As we at ACT look back on a decade of work, we credit our enormous success to our deeply collaborative and multidisciplinary approach to conservation.

As our indigenous partners gradually become empowered to take control of their own environmental and cultural destiny, they have proven themselves to be determined defenders of their territories.

2004 Annual Report

Protecting the Future, Preserving the Past

ACT has devoted considerable energy to helping our indigenous partners map their lands as a necessary precursor to better management and protection.

Modern technology is often portrayed as a destroyer of the land and culture of indigenous peoples, but ACT’s approach defies this formula.

2003 Annual Report

At the ripe old age of eight, ACT is truly thriving

At the World Parks Conference in Durban, South Africa, a conference that convenes only once a decade, ACT’s work with the UMIYAC indigenous association and the creation of the Alto Fragua Indi Wasi National Park was highlighted as one of the most progressive and promising conservation initiatives.