Las Lianas

*Las Lianas*	Resource Center for Science, Culture, & Environment
	Dedicated to sustainable development, environmental preservation, and cultural survival through partnerships with indigenous peoples.
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	Indigenous Aquaculture Las Lianas collaborates in work for sustainable food production through fish farming with the Secoya people of the Aguarico River in northeastern Ecuador. Read more Ancestral Lands Las Lianas supports territorial rights in Ecuador's southern Amazon region and works toward a vision of coherent, unified land titles in the name of each indigenous nationality. Read more Environmental Monitoring Las Lianas is developing methods for environmental monitoring which draw equally on indigenous and scientific understandings of Amazonian ecosystems. Read More Responses to Oil Development Las Lianas provides legal and technical support to the Secoya people as they work limit impacts of oil exploration in their territory. Las Lianas also studies oil development throughout Ecuador's Amazon region and acts as an information center for affected communities and their allies. Read More Responses to Plan Colombia Las Lianas provides scientific information about Plan Colombia and the human and environmental effects of U.S. sponsored aerial herbicide spraying in the Amazon region. Read More

Indigenous Aquaculture

Las Lianas collaborates in work for sustainable food production through fish farming with the Secoya people of the Aguarico River in northeastern Ecuador. Read more

Ancestral Lands
Las Lianas supports territorial rights in Ecuador's southern Amazon region and works toward a vision of coherent, unified land titles in the name of each indigenous nationality. Read more

Environmental

Monitoring

Las Lianas is developing methods for environmental monitoring which draw equally on indigenous and scientific understandings of Amazonian ecosystems. Read More

Responses to

Oil Development

Las Lianas provides legal and technical support to the Secoya people as they work limit impacts of oil exploration in their territory. Las Lianas also studies oil development throughout Ecuador's Amazon region and acts as an information center for affected communities and their allies. Read More

Responses to
Plan Colombia