The document describes the Viva Amazônia school in Brazil, where 19 children between ages 6-14 study and are provided meals each day. It discusses classes held at the school and books created by the children, covering topics like the creation of an extractive reserve. Photos show the school's teachers, crafts made by locals out of wood and basket weaving, with one woman shaping a basket and a craftsman displaying his pieces as a tourist boat arrives down the river.

1. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The Viva Amazônia school, where 19 kids study every day.

2. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The kids enrolled in the school are from 6 to 14 years old.

3. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Kids take class in the school .

4. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Besides taking classes, kids also eat at the school.

5. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Children show the books prepared by themselves.

6. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Books made by the children.

7. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The book about the discussions on the creation of the extractivist reserve.

8. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Bianca and Paul Clark, teachers at Viva Amazônia school .

9. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Crafts from Itaquera.

10. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Crafts made of wood, such as spoons, are beautiful.

11. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch And so are the baskets .

12. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch The beauty and the colors of the baskets .

13. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Marinez de Lima prepares a basket.

14. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Little by little the basket is being shaped .

15. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch Craftsman Rosan Dias da Silva shows off his pieces .

16. © WWF-Brasil / Zig Koch A tourists boat arrives in Gaspar, on Jauaperi River .