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Regnskogsföreningen

Stockholm, Sweden

Nature & Wildlife conservationEnvironment & ClimateHuman rightsCommunity development
AssociationInternational reach
Profile last updated: July 27, 2026

About

Regnskogsföreningen is a non-profit association based in Stockholm, Sweden working on nature & wildlife conservation, environment & climate, human rights +1 more.

Regnskogsföreningen is a Swedish non-profit association based in Stockholm that works to protect rainforest in the Brazilian Amazon. It supports Indigenous peoples, traditional communities and local organisations, focusing on the Karib corridor in northern Amazonas and the southern part of the Amazonas state. Its work includes project support, advocacy against cattle-driven deforestation, transparency efforts in the beef and finance sectors, and membership-based engagement in Sweden.

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

ideell förening

Focus areas

rainforestAmazonIndigenous rightsdeforestationbeef supply chainbiodiversityclimate

Languages

SVEN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Nature & Wildlife conservationEnvironment & ClimateHuman rightsCommunity development

Works for

CommunitiesIndigenous peoples

How they work

Advocacy & campaigningCapacity buildingAwareness & educationCommunity programmes

Programmes

Karib corridor project

Nature & Wildlife conservation · Brazil

Supports forest-dwelling peoples, quilombolas and Indigenous communities in the Karib corridor of northern Amazonas to strengthen their rights, land protection and capacity to work with authorities, and promotes sustainable cattle ranching practices.

Southern Amazonas deforestation front (Tapauá)

Nature & Wildlife conservation · Brazil

Works with local organisations and Indigenous peoples in the Tapauá region and the Apurinã territories to resist deforestation, strengthen community organisations and support sustainable local livelihoods.

Protect Giant Trees

Nature & Wildlife conservation · Brazil

Campaign to protect the giant trees of the Amazon, including legal protection in Pará and Amapá, through research, advocacy and public awareness.

Radar Verde

Environment & Climate · Brazil

Independent public reference point for transparency in the beef industry in the Brazilian Amazon, assessing traceability and supplier control of slaughterhouses and retailers.

Countries of operation

Brazil

Funding & support

Funded by

Membership feesGovernment fundingIndividual donations

Ways to support

MembershipVolunteer

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Idesam, ARQMO, O Mundo Que Queremos, AIKATUK, Fair Finance Guide, Sida

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