Meet the Yacumama flotilla — Indigenous peoples and Amazonian youth who navigated the Amazon to COP30, placing Indigenous voices at the centre of climate conversation.

Visiting Climate Fellowship participants in Guatemala and Mexico: Fabiola growing medicinal gardens, Chahim bringing activists together safely, and Frida reclaiming traditional ways of farming on chinampas.

The Micelias: 25 Climate Fellowship participants gathering in Isla Arena, Mexico to share knowledge, heal land and history, pursue joy as resistance and forge authentic connections across the region.

In February 2025, Chris Rose, Amos Trust’s Director, visited Nicaragua to meet with the former CEPAD team and trustees. His visit aimed to express our ongoing support, gain a deeper understanding of Nicaragua’s political climate and plan our next steps.

Attending Latin America’s first ecofeminist camp in Medellín, meeting Climate Fellows Mitzy Cortés and Melissa Cáceres, and exploring how women land defenders connect body-land to heal and create justice.