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Iván Duque, Colombia's former president, speaks to CNA's Dawn Tan about the value of compensating Latin America for protecting the Amazon as the world's largest rainforest remains under threat.

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This year’s COP28 kicked off in Dubai on Nov. 30 and saw Amazonian countries arriving with a string of environmental triumphs since the last climate summit hosted in Egypt. While these nations largely agree on the necessity to preserve the Amazon Rainforest, the conference has also unveiled a split over fossil fuel use and deforestation […]

This seven-night journey on Aqua Nera, which cruises through the world’s mightiest river, takes you through some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.

In a groundbreaking joint operation, Colombia and Brazil dismantled 19 illegal gold dredges in the Amazon, cutting off a significant pollution source and criminal funding.

Between 15 and 18% of the least-studied areas in the Brazilian Amazon are at high risk of severe climate and land-use changes by 2050, research has shown, meaning we could lose these ecological communities before we even get a chance to understand them. A recent study in Current Biology shows that as the world’s most […]

A severe drought across the Amazon Rainforest continues to be felt along the Tapajós River in Brazil’s state of Pará, where locals say it “is the worst one ever.”

Iracambi is a Brazilian NGO in the Serra do Brigadeiro mountain range, located in the heart of the Atlantic Forest, a biome largely destroyed by rampant deforestation.

Between 2019 and 2020, the Peruvian government cracked down on illegal gold mining in Madre de Dios, its southeastern Amazon region, through an unprecedented initiative dubbed “Operation Mercury.” But according to a recent study, miners have been returning to the areas that the operation had driven them from, as enforcement eased partly due to the […]