The II International Congress on Fauna and Flora of the Amazon, "Understanding to Preserve," aims to discuss the environmental issues of the Amazon region, as well as their impact on the world, with the goal of promoting sustainable quality of life for both people and the environment. The event will take place from March 20 to 22, 2025 at Southeast Missouri State University, located in the state of Missouri, United States. Renowned authorities and speakers will participate in the event, contributing to its success and leaving their mark in history. The event is organized by Newman Educational in partnership with the Environmental Steering Court (JUVAM). Held entirely in the Portuguese language, the event will feature simultaneous translation to maximize accessibility to all participants. Through a rich program of discussions, lectures, and workshops, the II Congress seeks to promote a deeper understanding of the Amazon and foster solutions for its conservation and preservation. Join us in this important event and help make a difference in the future of the Amazon. 

From March 20 to 22, 2025, the II International Congress on Fauna and Flora of the Amazon will take place at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, USA. With the theme "Connected in Nature," this second edition aims to promote and democratize preservation initiatives, providing a conducive environment for the exchange of experiences. Additionally, the congress seeks to encourage interaction and dialogue among experts, public managers, entrepreneurs, and the community.

The II International Congress on Fauna and Flora of the Amazon, with the theme "Connected in Nature," will bring together renowned authorities and speakers, promising to make history. In collaboration with the Environmental Steering Court (JUVAM), the Technical Committee, composed of respected professors, is committed to enriching the discussions with high-level scientific contributions.

The inaugural edition in 2019 resulted from a partnership between Southeast Missouri State University, the Specialized Court for the Environment (VEMAQA), the Federal Institute of Amazonas (IFAM), the Soka Institute, and the Gaviam Institute. The success of this initiative has driven the realization of this second congress, maintaining high standards of excellence. It is worth noting that the 1st International Congress on Fauna and Flora of the Amazon resulted in the publication of the proceedings of the event, containing 200 carefully selected full papers by a scientific committee, following the criteria established by the organizing committee.