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The Amazon Rainforest is the largest in the world and a key player in regulating global water and carbon cycles. It also happens to be home to sophisticated criminal networks that make conservation efforts dangerous and complicated. Some of them target the rainforest specifically, trafficking timber and wildlife to far reaches of the planet. But […]

A Coffee for Our Amazon Rainforest. Un café por #NuestraAmazonía (A Coffee for Our Amazon Rainforest) is a unique event aimed at connecting, inspiring, and seeking allies for the protection of this invaluable ecosystem. This gathering provides a platform for participants who are passionate about environmental issues and want to share ideas, projects, and stories with activists, journalists, and project managers. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity. Sign up now to reserve your spo...

The consensus strategy for saving the Amazon is based on a set of five self-reinforcing policies: (1) create protected areas and recognize Indigenous reserves; (2) improve governance to combat illegal activities; (3) increase market demand for deforestation-free commodities; (4) enhance the economic value of forest livelihoods; and (5) generate financial revenues from Payments for Ecosystem […]

This project, known as Chaco Vivo, aims to safeguard the biodiversity of the Gran Chaco and to develop important social projects for the benefit of thousands.

Stories from the Amazon Rainforest is a film festival organized in partnership between the Cinemateca Brasileira and the Pulitzer Center, which brings to

The South American nation of Ecuador will hold a decisive vote on whether to keep oil found in the Amazon rainforest in the ground.

Use the flags shown to choose the correct South American country. - test your knowledge in this quiz! (Author ramonesrule)

BOGOTA: The presidents of Brazil and Colombia discussed regional coordination to fight deforestation and protect the world's largest and most biodiverse rainforest at a meeting in Colombia's Amazonian city

Rainforests are often called the 'lungs of the Earth,' soaking up planet-warming carbon dioxide and expelling life-giving oxygen

When a heatwave arrives, Brits usually flock to beaches, parks and beer gardens to soak up the sunshine - but not everyone likes the hot weather, and many will be looking at options to escape it