Rio Branco Acre, Brazil Travel Guide
Protect the Amazon rainforest through conscious decisions.
Honor the diverse peoples and unique customs of the region.
Support local communities with your spending choices.
The Amazon rainforest is a global treasure. Your actions in Rio Branco relate to its preservation. Understand the environmental context of the region.
Acre is home to state parks and extractive reserves.
Responsible practices lower your footprint.
Mitigate your travel impact and select ethical providers.
Casa dos Povos da Floresta shows and protects local traditions. Be mindful of contrasting cultural norms.
Respect privacy; ask permission for photos. Dress modestly at religious sites.
Select tour companies that explicitly state their commitment to sustainable practices. This supports ethical tourism in the Amazon region.
The Amazon home to diverse peoples with unique customs. Your spending choices directly reach the local economy.
Engage respectfully with local cultures and traditions.
Capture moments thoughtfully and show reverence at sacred places.
Support local communities with your choices.
Community-based tourism programs offer equitable wages and local involvement. This maintains your money with local people.
Seek handicrafts directly from artisans or cooperatives. Avoid items from endangered species. Support ethical brands like Patagonia and The Rainforest Site.
Choose local restaurants, guesthouses, and tour operators over large chains. This backs local families and entrepreneurs.
Avoid activities that might exploit children, animals, or local communities. Do not participate in anything that seems unethical. Direct your charitable giving through established local NGOs or reputable community projects.
