Light For The Amazon

The holidays are approaching, and we are excited to announce our Sixth Annual Holiday Celebration for the children of the Amazon! With your help, we will once again provide presents, hot chocolate & panettone, and entertainment to the 400 children aged 5 to 15. This Giving Tuesday, donate to bring a magical day to the Peruvian Amazon! Links in our bio.

Today’s class was focused on the medicinal plants of the rainforest. Rolando Nina, an indigenous expert came to share his ancestral knowledge of healing with nature. He was assisted for the classes by our program coordinator Pedro Golber Ramirez and by Asia who has been generously volunteering to support our students. The class is part of our education program Guardians of the Amazon, in partnership with the schools in Santa Maria de Ojeal.
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Thank you for all the people who came to support Light for the Amazon in Miami.
Thank you for organizing this beautiful exhibition and getting together an amazing benefit committee. Thank you to the Gallery and the whole team for the amazing work and support!

Today our student had another great opportunity to learn from Rolando Nina, an indigenous expert of medicinal plants. Our coordinator and volunteers helped with the dynamic process of sharing the knowledge by employing art activities and moments of conversation with the students. We are so happy to see these wonderful moments, when students reconnect with nature and their history of their knowledge

♻️ Recycling and reusing are key to protecting our planet. We can make a big difference by recycling paper, plastic, and glass, and creatively reusing materials. Every small action counts. Together, we can create a more sustainable future.

As part of our *Guardians of the Amazon* education program, we created an art project using plastic materials collected by the students. 🌿✨

Let’s recycle and reuse today for a better tomorrow! 💚

🌱 This week in Santa María de Ojeal, we held the second class of our second module on Amazon Fauna, focusing on the ecological importance of plants.

The children explored how plants contribute to the balance of the ecosystem and how they interact with other living beings in their environment. From providing food and shelter to regulating the climate and supporting biodiversity, plants play a vital role in sustaining life in the rainforest.

This class was led by amazing volunteers—students from UNAP (Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana)—who shared their knowledge with the students . Thank you for your contribution

We’re proud to continue building bridges between education, community, and conservation with our program Guardians of the Amazon.

We celebrated the launch of two hand-embellished, limited edition prints by artist Matteo Callegari at our benefit event in support of Light For The Amazon. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us and supported this great cause.