Filmed in the APIWTXA indigenous land of the Ashaninka people, in Acre, the forest as food and as a healing territory.

The babassu coconut is a symbol of the struggle of so many women who won the right to access the babassu plantations.

In the villages in the Serra do Teixeira, Paraíba, the fruits of the backlands are a guarantee of income, permanence in the territory and freedom.

The araucaria forest has followed the cycles of felling of the original pine trees and today celebrates the value due to the extraction of pine nuts.

The life of Suzana, a resident of the Bombas quilombo, lives in harmony with the forest, proudly preserving rare seeds of plants and foods.

The meliponinas are essential for pollinating most of the trees, and for the growth of many species that provide sustainability for family farmers.

The creation of the Terras do Meio Extractive Reserve, in the Xingu River basin, guaranteed the preservation of the forest.

Explore the relationship of proximity and ancestral knowledge of the forest by the remaining communities of quilombos, Laranjituba and Africa.

The Tucumã palm tree is used by the riverside populations to give color and ancestral braiding to transform the fiber into art.

18 years after the murder of Dorothy Stang, the fight for existence continues close to the land in a territory that remains in dispute and conflict.

Replanting the forest and planting food, the challenge of the rural workers of Lot 96, of obtaining land title for the Irmã Dorothy Settlement.

In the Piripiri region of Piauí, the conquest of land is directly related to the conquest of the carnauba palm groves.

The importance of creating an extractive reserve in the largest mangrove region in Brazil ensures the preservation of one of the biome.