Brazilian Environmental Agency (IBAMA)

The Brazilian Environmental Agency, known as IBAMA (Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente e dos Recursos Naturais Renováveis), is a governmental organization responsible for enforcing environmental laws in Brazil. Its main roles include protecting the country’s rich biodiversity, managing natural resources, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. IBAMA monitors deforestation, issues permits for activities like logging and mining, and conducts inspections to prevent illegal environmental practices. By promoting sustainable development, IBAMA aims to balance economic growth with environmental conservation, ensuring that Brazil’s unique ecosystems are preserved for future generations.