What is the Chacrona Amazon Project?
The name Chacrona comes from an Amazonian jungle leaf used by indigenous tribes to connect body and soul. This project was born out of a deep commitment to preserving the Amazon rainforest and supporting its communities—the true guardians. In 2021, Satorisan, in collaboration with the NGO Guardianes de Vida, signed an agreement with the Huni Kuĩ Indigenous People of Praia do Carapana.
The Amazon:
Muru Huni Kuî
Together with the Huni Kuĩ people, we work to restore and protect the Amazon rainforest by replanting native trees in deforested and at-risk areas.
Chief and pajé of the Morada Nova tribe. Medicine man.
Since the beginning, we have established two nurseries to cultivate seedlings. These nurseries empower the community to take an active role in reforestation, managing every stage of the process from seed to tree.
Since the beginning, we have established two nurseries to cultivate seedlings. These nurseries empower the community to take an active role in reforestation, managing every stage of the process from seed to tree.
trees thriving and growing
In October 2024, our CEO & Founder traveled to the heart of the Amazon to witness the project’s progress firsthand and connect with the indigenous community.
· Protecting their education
· Preserving their culture and values
· Keeping their music alive
· Conserving their craftsmanship
Buse Inu Bake Kaxinawa
· Protecting their education
· Preserving their culture and values
· Keeping their music alive
· Conserving their craftsmanship
Maspã Inani Huni Kuî
Future Insights
Maspã Inani Huni Kuî
Future Insights
¡Viva la floresta!
¡HAUX, HAUX!
¡Viva la floresta!
¡HAUX, HAUX!
Nawa Ibã Huni Kuî