In this book, the uitoto indigenous Enrique Hernández illustrates the distribution of fishes in the Amazon creeks. It shows which fishes are common in the source, mid-section and mouth of the creeks, from the seasonality perspective and the ecological relationships implied. This publication contributes to the basic understanding of fish in the Amazon region, and it should be considered in the formulation of management agreements that guarantee food security of local communities.

In this book, Abel Rodríguez -an elder from the Nonuya indigenous group- illustrates the traditional cultivation system used by his ethnic group and the diversity of cultivated plants in his territory. The aim of this document is to stimulate the recovery of the traditional agricultural practices by the communities of the Putumayo area.

In this book a review of the existing documentation about the municipality of Leguízamo is presented, together with the outcomes of an exercise of social cartography and narrations about the population patterns from a local perspective. This document aimed at generating a sense of ownership by the local communities towards their territory and to stimulate participative processes to enhance local governance.