CIB 2026 is an institutional initiative that brings together science, tradition, and public policies around the preservation of Banisteriopsis caapi and its associated biocultural heritage. It is a space for articulation between universities, research centers, traditional communities, NGOs, and government agencies, focusing on knowledge building, ethical guidelines, and concrete conservation actions. The congress is not a commercial event, but an international cooperation platform aimed at protecting threatened species and ancestral knowledge.
Areas of knowledge and action of the congress
Studies on taxonomy, geographic distribution, population ecology, and ecosystem relationships of Banisteriopsis caapi.
Genetic characterization, germplasm banks, in situ and ex situ conservation, and strategies for preserving diversity.
Propagation techniques, sustainable management, agroecology, and good cultivation practices in different biomes.
Pharmacological, ethnobotanical, neuroscientific, and clinical studies related to Banisteriopsis caapi.
Valuing and protecting ancestral knowledge, ethnoscience, and intercultural dialogue.
Legal frameworks, bioethics, intellectual property, community rights, and public policies.
Environmental education, scientific dissemination, multiplier training, and social awareness.
Results and contributions of CIB 2026
Scientific publications, congress proceedings, and public database on Banisteriopsis caapi.
Development of ethical protocols for research, cultivation, and sustainable use of species.
Technical documents and transparency reports on preservation actions and achieved results.
Articulation between national and international institutions for scientific cooperation and conservation.
How your institution can contribute
Supporting CIB 2026 means contributing to the preservation of threatened species, strengthening international scientific cooperation, and promoting dialogue between science and tradition. Partner institutions gain visibility, access to research networks, and the opportunity to participate in a historic event of environmental and cultural relevance.
Principles guiding CIB 2026
CIB 2026 is organized by SOS Ayahuasca, an institute dedicated to the protection, preservation, and safeguarding of native matrices.
Respect for traditional communities, transparency in actions, and commitment to ethical and responsible science.
All congress actions follow principles of sustainability and biodiversity preservation.
Public accountability, accessible reports, and democratic resource management.
Secure your participation in CIB 2026
Registration for CIB — International Congress Banisteriopsis caapi 2026 is open. Participate in this historic event of scientific cooperation and environmental preservation.
Residents of the state of Acre receive a 30% discount on all prices below.
Prices include: indigenous-style coffee break and event materials (notebook, pen, pencil, SOS sticker).
Per event day
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or 2 kg of raw food (cassava, bananas, unspoiled fruit, etc.)
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For more information about prices, discounts, and payment methods, please contact us.
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