One of the core design principles for the Rio Sagrado AI-vatar is the ability to educate humans (especially visitors who come to bath in the river's waters) on the unmatched biodiversity of the Rio Sagrado's watershed bioregion, including its importance (as part of the largest continuum of Atlantic forest in the world) to the mitigation of extreme climate events in the south of Brazil - based on actual remote sensing data. Another design principle is the capacity to speak up against challenges imposed by unplanned urbanization in the region, such as inappropriate waste disposal and the looming threat of a devastating rainroal project that is planned to cut through over 100 water springs in the region. Therefore, the Rio Sagrado AI-vatar is already born as a powerful tool around Climate Activism/Education for the region, which will only improve with the symbiocratic capacity to incentivize community actions on chain, as described in this proposal. For instance, one of the actions the Rio Sagrado AI-vatar could request to its community is the planting of native tree species who have long been taken from the region during wood extraction colonial periods.