IBAMA

IBAMA, or the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources, is a government agency responsible for protecting Brazil's natural environment. It enforces laws related to conservation, manages natural resources, oversees environmental licensing, and combats illegal activities like deforestation and pollution. IBAMA works to balance economic development with environmental preservation, ensuring that activities like logging, mining, and farming follow environmental regulations. Its role is crucial in maintaining ecological stability, biodiversity, and sustainable use of resources across Brazil.