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After 36 Indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon used satellite-based alerts from Global Forest Watch, deforestation rates declined by 52% in one year.

MiHoYo has announced Version 3.0 update for Genshin Impact is now available. It adds a new region Sumeru, [...]

A new Genshin Impact Tighnari character teaser trailer has arrived, showcasing the Dendro unit's academic background deep within Sumeru's forest

TNFUSRC Forest Watcher Marks has been released on the official website. Candidates who appeared for the Forest Watcher Exam need to visit the official website of Tamil Nadu Forest Uniformed Services Recruitment Committee to view the marks.

The rhinos are long gone, as are other large mammals like the now-extinct quagga and bluebuck. Conservationists are now fighting to preserve what remains of the renosterveld, South Africa’s most threatened ecosystem, from quiet destruction. Characterized by shrubs and grasses that are still home to diverse flowers, insects, birds and small mammals, the renosterveld (Afrikaans […]

Perus indigenous tribes use tech tools to track Amazon deforestation By Anastasia Moloney BOGOTA, July 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Peruvian indigenous groups equipped with remote sensing technology and satellite-based alerts have been helping to track and report forest loss in the Amazon as drug trafficking fuels deforestation, research published on Monday showed. Members of nearly 40 indigenous communities in Perus northern border region of Loreto were trained to use smartphone mapping...

The Maya Forest is the second-largest continuous rainforest in Latin America after the Amazon. And like so many other tropical forests around the world, it’s disappearing. Since 2000, the forest has shrunk by 15%. The good news is that there’s still a lot of forest left: the Maya Forest spans 35 million hectares of land sprawling across Belize, Guatemala, and southeastern Mexico. However, the size of the forest also makes it difficult for any one government agency or NGO to protect. It’s ...