Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Ngutapa’s Four Fronts on the Içá
The Ngutapa Institute describes work with Tikuna and Kokama communities across cultural knowledge, fish stewardship, a museum, and community tourism.
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- Tikuna and Kokama communities along the Içá River
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- Its fish-monitoring work names four species: pirarucu, aruanã, tambaqui, and surubim.
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The homepage places the institute’s base at Maloca Tchirugüne in Vila Betânia (Mecürane), 14.5 km from Santo Antônio do Içá. It describes the museum as holding pieces, masks, drawings, and crafts, with a river lookout. The visitor account says guests see a cultural presentation at the maloca before visiting the museum; the visitor and activity counts are reported by the institute.
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