
A wise world grounded in biodiversity, culture, and spirituality. A world that ensures sustainability and planetary balance.
Biodiversity is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems that sustain life on Earth.
The preservation of diverse cultures enriches humanity by fostering tolerance, respect, and mutual understanding. In this context, spirituality can also nurture a deeper connection with nature and strengthen a shared sense of responsibility toward future generations.
Promoting a world guided by these principles is therefore crucial to securing a prosperous and harmonious future for all living beings.
We work to influence decision-makers through our convening power, our experience in protecting flora and fauna, our commitment to dialogue, and our efforts to strengthen policies that transform biodiversity governance practices.

Our strategic goals are:


Our institution seeks to strengthen the competitiveness and sustainability of the Amazon
through planned and harmonious actions that recognize the region’s economic potential and environmental resources. We advocate for sustainable and economically viable production models while promoting social, cultural, and human development through project management initiatives focused on safety, quality, and social responsibility.
Between 2000 and 2024, the Nova Era community, in collaboration with the local residents’ association, implemented significant community and public policy initiatives that generated important social, environmental, and land-related achievements.
Under the leadership of Mr. Davi Nunes de Paula, these actions gained political recognition and the admiration of local society, establishing strategic partnerships with federal, state, and municipal government institutions, as well as Indigenous communities across the region.
Building upon these accomplishments, the initiative emerged to establish the Amazon Socio-Environmental Development Institute (IDAAM), with the purpose of expanding socio-environmental programs, income-generation projects, and food security initiatives.
The Institute operates under principles of community-based development, aligned with environmental legislation, aiming to conserve the Amazon, promote sustainability, and reduce social inequalities. Currently, its main focus is the Ayahuasca Daime Eterno Cultural and Environmental Development Project in the Juruá Valley, dedicated to ensuring the sustainable use of Ayahuasca and raising environmental awareness through the planting of 100,000 vine seedlings by 2030, supported through financial contributions and donations.


"Reflorestation is far more than planting, it is restoring harmony with nature"
- Davi Nunes de Paula
Be Part of the Transformation!
We believe that preserving the Amazon is a collective commitment. Every individual, company, or partner who joins IDAAM directly contributes to strengthening communities, protecting territories, and advancing initiatives that regenerate the forest in a sustainable way.
Here, participation means real impact: supporting socio-environmental projects, valuing traditional knowledge, and building a future where development and preservation move forward together.
By becoming a member of IDAAM, you continuously support actions that promote environmental conservation, community empowerment, and socio-economic development in the Amazon.
Your membership helps ensure the continuity of our projects, expands our impact, and transforms support into lasting results for the forest and for the people who live within it.
Make a donation
Contribute with a donation and help secure a greener future for our forest and our communities, supporting projects that preserve and honor the Indigenous and cultural traditions of the region.



