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Conservationist George Georgiadis vividly remembers the first time he saw Kaempfer’s woodpecker, a species once thought to be on the brink of extinction. He heard its drumming, then the bird flew out from the bush, filling the forest with its dramatic cackle. The encounter inspired Georgiadis, co-founder of the Araguaia Institute, a conservation NGO, to […]

Canada's Michael McLean fought to keep the contest for first place tight in the 200-km race

It’s the first of its genus to be discovered in Ecuador, researchers said.

Decades of oil spills have polluted rivers and streams throughout the Amazon Rainforest, affecting wildlife and destroying the homes of Indigenous peoples. But the oil and gas industry doesn’t act alone — it gets financing from big banks to maintain its pipelines and expand operations. New research has found that eight major banks are responsible […]

It’s the first of its genus to be discovered in Ecuador, researchers said.

Here are five ways you can help curtail the need for fires, ultimately protecting the Amazon rainforest and the people and animals who call it home.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson proposes extending satellite partnerships with Brazil to monitor the Amazon rainforest. NISAR satellite to aid in monitoring.

Entrepreneur Hayley Knight explains how burnout led to her walking away from her business to find more healthy and productive ways of working.

NASA, the biggest space agency in the world is offering satellite imaging to Brazil to slow down the deforestation of the Amazon.

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