After ten years of work, Cerrado das Águas adopts territorial regeneration as its new positioning and unveils its new brand identity. The organization now integrates soil, biodiversity, water, and production as parts of a single system, bringing together producers, companies, knowledge, and capital to transform territories into living systems where regeneration, production, and prosperity share the same future.

The 2026 Territorial Regeneration Forum will bring together farmers, researchers, companies, public institutions, and market representatives in Patrocínio, Minas Gerais. Organized by Cerrado das Águas, the event will connect science, production, finance, and public policy to discuss solutions that accelerate the regenerative transition and strengthen climate, water, productive, and economic resilience in the Cerrado Mineiro.

Cerrado das Águas conducted a fire prevention and firefighting training session for farmers and rural communities. With guidance from the Fire Department, the training covered identifying high-risk areas, building firebreaks, using equipment, and controlling initial fire outbreaks, helping protect properties, productive areas, native vegetation, and areas undergoing restoration in the Cerrado Mineiro.

TIFS Initiative published an analysis of the Cerrado das Águas model for strengthening water resilience and advancing territorial regeneration in the Cerrado Mineiro. The article highlights collaboration among farmers, companies, and institutions, progress in regenerative agriculture, and the financial challenges involved in scaling landscape-level transformation.

The Territorial Regeneration Forum will bring together farmers, researchers, companies, and institutions to discuss solutions that connect regenerative agriculture, science, innovation, and investment to strengthen climate resilience in the Cerrado Mineiro region.

The Cerrado das Águas Consortium held a Field Day in Serra do Salitre, Brazil, focused on water monitoring, soil conservation and regenerative agriculture. The initiative brought together farmers, specialists and partners for practical training on collective water management, water infiltration and climate adaptation strategies, strengthening the development of more resilient and sustainable landscapes in the Cerrado Mineiro region.

The Cerrado das Águas Consortium is hosting a Field Day in Serra do Salitre, Brazil, focused on water resource monitoring and regenerative agriculture. Organized in partnership with FUNBIO, the initiative provides hands-on training for rural producers on water dynamics, soil infiltration and conservation strategies. The event reinforces the importance of water management to strengthen climate resilience and ensure the continuity of agricultural production in the Cerrado Minei

The Cerrado das Águas Consortium is conducting an international technical mission in Costa Rica focused on innovation, agroforestry systems and water security in the Cerrado Mineiro region. The initiative brings together producers, partners and technical staff for an immersive experience including visits to reference farms and CATIE. The mission expands access to scientific and practical knowledge, strengthening regenerative agriculture, climate adaptation strategies and the

A study published in the journal New Phytologist reveals that wetlands in the Cerrado Mineiro region can store up to six times more carbon than areas of the Amazon. By analyzing deep soil layers, researchers found that previous estimates significantly underestimated carbon stocks. The findings highlight the Cerrado as a key ecosystem for climate regulation and warn that degradation of these wetlands could release large amounts of stored carbon, intensifying global climate cha