Brazil is at a turning point. With COP30 just around the corner, the world will be watching the country’s leadership in protecting the Amazon and building a fairer, more sustainable future.
At the heart of this agenda is one urgent action: recognizing 104 Indigenous lands across the country. These lands are not just home to traditional peoples — they are proven barriers against deforestation and are essential in the fight against the climate crisis.
Despite decades of struggle and constitutional guarantees, many of these lands are still waiting for official recognition. Every day without demarcation leaves communities vulnerable to invasions, violence, and environmental destruction — and weakens Brazil’s commitment to preserving the forest and the climate.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva now has the chance to change this story. Signing the demarcation of the 104 Indigenous lands before COP30 is more than a political act — it’s a historic gesture of justice, courage, and climate leadership.
Sign the petition and call on President Lula to sign the demarcation of Indigenous lands before COP30, ensuring protection for those who care for the forest and leaving a legacy of hope for the planet.