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Indigenous Sovereignty & The TCO Y-M Model in Practice
Indigenous Governance 28 Feb, 2026 By Carlos Mojeño (Territorial Council Liaison)

Indigenous Sovereignty & The TCO Y-M Model in Practice

How community-led GPS mapping and communal titling safeguard 45,000 hectares of primary Amazon rainforest.

The Yuracaré and Mojeño peoples have been the true guardians of the Isiboro and Sécure rivers for millennia. In partnership with EKOLOGICA PBC, territorial rangers have embraced drone cartography and GPS tracking, turning centuries of traditional knowledge into legally enforceable spatial boundaries recognized by international markets...

Through real-time spatial triangulation, every field ranger equipped with a ruggedized GNSS receiver becomes an active node in a decentralized planetary protection network. When local territorial defense is paired with transparent capital markets, conservation shifts from passive philanthropy into an active, verifiable asset class.

Tags: #Indigenous Rights #Amazonia #TCO Y-M #Biodiversity

About the Author

Carlos Mojeño
Territorial Council Liaison

Contributing scientist and policy specialist at EKOLOGICA PBC, developing map-based indicators for Amazonian territorial defense.