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It is a place that
has caught me in such a way that
I can't imagine it will let me go.
All good.
Let's see what the camera trap captures.
Oh, no bears.
- Is it a lone little fox? - Yes.
What do you see?
A puma.
Oh wow, a big one!
This is vaccinium.
It is a wild blueberry.
And this is one of the bears’ favorite fruits.
The feces we just found
contained fruits of this kind.
We have a camera trap 10 meters from here.
Let’s just hope the camera worked.
Bear!
Bear, bear!
A little one!
When we see a bear like this, we all are happy, very happy.
More than 100 dolphins were found dead in a lake
in the Amazon over seven days.
The main suspicion is that the deaths are related to
drought and the high water temperature.
In the capture of dolphins you have to move
faster than in fishing.
Because when you spread the net, fish fall in it by themselves.
On the other hand, the dolphin must be encircled
in order to capture it.
When I am near a dolphin,
I feel that my heart is totally filled.
Like I have a purpose in life.
Let’s keep quiet. This is a pregnant female.
Quiet please, everybody.
There we are taking its heart rate and respiratory rate.
If I see that the animal is too stressed,
I think it's always best to release the animal.
Because the main thing for us is its well-being.
I’m in charge of taking both blood and tissue samples.
We tag it quickly.
With anesthesia, we make sure that the animal doesn’t feel
any pain during
installation of the satellite transmitter.
The river is our livelihood,
but I think that if we didn't have the river,
a large part of humanity wouldn't exist.
We see this relationship as complementary,
within that system,
because people don’t just live in the forest,
they are part of it.
The ultimate goal of our project
is to try to understand how we can align
the protection of biodiversity with people's well-being.
Uncontrolled exploitation of this resource
ended up greatly reducing populations.
The protection of aquatic environments,
in which you protect the pirarucu,
is like keeping a bank account.
If it weren’t for them, maybe we wouldn't be
where we are now.
We usually call the pirarucu the "fish of change"
because it has brought several social and economic changes
to these communities.
They are fundamental in the process of understanding
the best spot to place the device.
If we increase our authorized quota number,
we will have greater income in the pockets
of each pirarucu handler.
We monitor the beach at night,
with a flashlight and a gun.
I do six hours and my son does six hours.
If we aren't there monitoring,
poachers will surely come.
A large turtle in Carauari,
they're asking for 400, 500 reais.
So they will watch me here in Tabuleiro do Manariã,
for three, four, five days.
Almost all the turtles that are laying their eggs
in an unprotected beach
are having their nests predated by humans.
We know that if we didn't do this type of monitoring,
the teenagers who are growing up now,
they wouldn't see any of this.
Bomba was one of the first beach guardians
and today he's a very strong representative
of all of the beach protectors.
What motivates me to continue is
seeing dad taking care of them every year.
He inspires me.
They work at night, he and João Pedro.
When it's six in the morning
sometimes seven o'clock,
I go see what has come out on the tabuleiro.
That to me is the greatest joy I have.
Numbers have increased a lot.
A problem we face with the protection of beaches
is that we still haven't managed to get good pay
for the beach protectors.
This is something that, if we stop and think about,
it isn't enough even for us to buy shoes,
let alone keep a home.
One of the goals we have is precisely to raise resources
that allow this beach protection program to extend
indefinitely.
I know that if we leave this place,
poachers will destroy everything.
So we fight for it.
The answers about how to conserve the Amazon,
how to best use natural resources are here,
with these people, in these places.
We're not going to bring it here,
we're going to build it here.