Aliança Fire Brigade exists to be the last line of defense against fire in the rural frontier. We exist to prevent, combat and preserve.
In operation since 2009, Aliança Fire Brigade has formed a partnership with United States Forest Service (USFS) and has created the first Volunteer Training Program for fire combat in Brazil.
The last line between fire and life
HOW IT WORKS
Based on our team of specialists, it is possible to engage local communities, farmers and ranchers to prevent and combat fire.
Through persistent, hard work and dedication, it is possible to prepare properties, organize fire trainings so that communities and landowners are ready for the dry season when fires are more frequent.
In addition, Aliança Fire Brigade can offer a fast and efficient fire combat response. With a professional structure, it is possible to monitor fires and prevent social, economic and environmental losses.
numbers BRIGADA ALIANÇA
1.724
Trained volunteers
935
Fire fought
10
Indigenous communities supported
230.000
Total man-hours of firefighting
FIRE WARRIORS IN ACTION
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Private Brigade
It’s undeniable that we are witnessing a crisis with rural firefighting in Brazil. Despite the adverse effects that fire has on climate change and the rainfall amounts in Brazil and beyond, public resources for wildland firefighting are becoming scarcer in the country. Aliança Fire Brigade has brought an alternative to farmers, ranchers and communities to reduce environmental and financial loss. The Private Brigade.
Through public-private partnerships and the support of Produzindo Certo, Brigada Aliança sends specialized teams to operate in fire prone regions.
Produzindo Certo highlights fire vulnerabilities on individual properties and ensures the landowner’s commitment to the remediation of these fire risks.
quick response
to fire outbreaks
qualified professionals
with international training
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALIANÇA FIRE BRIGADE AND OUR TEAM PLEASE CONTACT US.
where are our brigades
Agrobrigadas
Pedra Preta-MT
Área de atuação: 400.000 ha
Brigada Kamayurá
Xingu Indigenous Park
Effective area of operation: 400,000 ha
Municipalities: Canarana, Feliz Natal, Gaúcha do Norte, Marcelândia, Nova Ubiratã, Paranatinga, Querência, São Félix do Araguaia, São José do Xingu
USCs GOIÁS
Araguaia State Park
Area: 4,611.80 ha
Municipality: São Miguel do Araguaia
Araguaia State Forest
Area: 8,202.81 ha
Municipality: São Miguel do Araguaia
Pyrenees State Park
Area: 2,833.26 ha
Municipalities: Pirenópolis, Corumbá de Goiás, Cocalzinho de Goiás
Jaraguá Mountain Range State Park
Area: 2,828.66 ha
Municipalities: Jaraguá and São Francisco de Goiás
Serra Dourada State Park
Area: 30,000 ha
Municipalities: Goiás, Mossâmedes and Buriti de Goiás
Terra Ronca State Park
Area: 57,000 ha
Municipalities: São Domingos and Guarani de Goiás
Chapada de Nova Roma Ecological Station
Area: 6,811.21 ha
Municipality: Nova Roma
Altamiro de Moura Pacheco State Park
Area: 2,131.52 ha
Municipalities: Goianápolis, Nerópolis and Goiânia
João Leite State Park
Area: 2,832.27 ha
Municipalities: Goianápolis, Nerópolis, Goiânia and Terezópolis de Goiás
State Park Tema Orgal
Area: 165.96 ha
Municipality: Abadia de Goiás
Atlantic Forest State Park
Area: 938.36 ha
Municipality: Água Limpa
Caldas Novas Mountain Range State Park
Area: 12,315.36 ha
Municipalities: Caldas Novas and Rio Quente
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