AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE: Jungle expedition aims to answer whether Amazon or Nile is world’s longest river.
Washington Post TikTok VIRAL about the project article.
Is the Amazon river longer than the Nile? A team of international explorers are planning a voyage down the entire Amazon river to document its geography and biodiversity. Lead by Brazilian explorer Yuri Sanada, the team will kayak the entire river next spring—something that has been done fewer than 10 times in history.
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Netherland Trouw Magazine: Expedition will measure which river is the longest: the Nile or the Amazone.
Brazilian Newspaper Folha de São Paulo: Project wants to prove that Amazon River is longer than the Nile.
Isto é Magazine: River Duel.
Brazilian weekly magazine Isto é published the article River Duel about the project in the April 21st, 2023 edition.
Article from Centro Paulo de Souza of São Paulo Government about the project with FATEC JAHÚ
Newspaper of Centro Paulo de Souza of São Paulo government about the project with FATEC JAHÚ: Fatecs create boats which will map the Amazon River.
AramcoWorld magazine publishes article with Yuri Sanada.
The May/ June edition of AramcoWorld Magazine, from Saudi Arabia, distributed to subscribers from 125 countries, brings in its cover an article about the AMAZON RIVER FROM ICE TO SEA Expedition’s leader, Yuri Sanada, the only Brazilian member in the Phoenicians Before Columbus Expedition.
They sailed from North Africa to the USA aboard a replica of a Phoenician boat from 600 B.C, proving that the Ancient African and Middle Eastern people may have arrived in the Americas long before official European discoveries. “It was like a one-way ticket. You can only sail with the wind behind you. There was no turning back”, said Sanada. For more information: https://www.aramcoworld.com/Articles/April-2021/Could-Phoenicians-Have-Crossed-the-Atlantic
Project in Earth Odyssey Webinar
Yuri Sanada explained the Amazon River from Ice to Sea Expedition in Earth Odyssey Webinar, April 18th.
Interview for Wild For Life Campaign
The producer and director of the project, and expedition leader Yuri Sanada was interviewed by the UN Environment for Wild Campaign.
Read the entire interview on the Wild for Life website.
The Wild for Life Campaign combats illegal wildlife trafficking.