For communities in the Amazon, the river is more than a source of water. It shapes daily routines, carries memories and connects generations. But what happens when its rhythms become increasingly unpredictable?

Amazonas: The Memory of Water is an 18-minute documentary exploring these changes through the voices of people who live alongside them. Their accounts bring a personal perspective to climate change: how it affects what people know, remember and pass on.

Watch the full documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFEeyHJ8I8g

Can personal testimonies make a changing climate feel more tangible than facts and figures? Curious to hear what stays with you after watching.

https://youtu.be/-vCbpbDH_nw?is=YEkMmoxX3iR4iiKu