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Read MoreAfter threatening to seize several of the company's Amazon oil wells unless officials sat down to talks, Achuar indigenous communities on the Corrient...
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Read MoreAs the Achuar people of the Corrientes River fight a legal battle to force Argentinian oil driller PlusPetrol to clean up their waterways and pay for ...
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Read MoreWith a quiet dignity that spoke volumes about their confidence in the cause, residents from a wide swath of civil groups and neighborhoods of the Amaz...
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Read MoreOn Tuesday, May 8, members of a wide spectrum of Iquitos’ civil groups plan to march through the gates of the Loreto Regional Government headquarters ...
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Read MoreJohn Manzoni's mouth was frozen in an outraged pout, as if he were undergoing some unspeakably undignified surgery. He waved his gold-rimmed glasses s...
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Read MoreLast week Alianza Arkana teamed up with the office of Social and Economic Development for the municipality of Iparía and the Italian NGO Terra Nouva t...
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Welcome to Alianza Arkana
Alianza Arkana is a Peruvian non-profit, non-governmental organization with offices in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, in the regional capitals of Iquitos and Pucallpa. Our sister organization in the United States is The Arkana Alliance, based in San Francisco and is fiscally sponsored by SEE (501c3).
Alianza Arkana is committed to raising awareness about the current environmental and social crises in the Amazon; supporting the creation, connection and strengthening of strategic networks and regional and community-based alliances; and inspiring positive change at local, national and international levels to protect and preserve the people, environment, and ancient traditions of the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest.
The Amazon is under siege by destructive and unsustainable practices driven by prevailing social and economic policies. Through community-based projects, field investigations, activism and strategic communications inside and outside Peru, Alianza Arkana is deeply committed to bringing urgent attention to the grave risks we all face if the destruction of the Amazon continues. Through our many partnerships and programs we seek viable alternatives and a new paradigm of sustainable development.
