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The latest on travel in Peru with Australia's most experienced travel writers from Traveller.

The latest on travel in Peru with Australia's most experienced travel writers from Traveller.

The first encounter between the biologist and the primates was like a movie scene. The monkeys moved through the thick fog covering the montane forest (or cloud forest), where she could barely make out their mysterious shadows. It was February 2007, in the middle of the Peruvian Amazon, and Fanny Cornejo was working during an […]

The population of threatened pink dolphins in the Amazon is threatened by the dangers of overfishing and the construction of infrastructure such as dams. Read more here.

For the past three years, Ubisoft have been actively working to reduce its carbon footprint and mobilize its communities as part of its Play Green commitment. Here are the latest updates on...

Welcome to the newsletter Cropped, all about the most important stories at the intersection of climate, land, food and nature over the past fortnight.

This month, Brian Griffiths will lead a research team into the Amazon to perform conservation work. Read his tips on what to know before trekking into the jungle.

Amazon river dolphins navigate the complex waterways of the forest, their pods spread across the Amazon Basin in six different countries. The routes of these large, pink mammals are naturally blocked by land, waterfalls and stretches of shallow water, but increasingly something else is in the way: human activity. According to a recent study published […]

The 9th Manatee Release took place on Tuesday, June 27 at Tapaje Lagoon, located in the Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Communal Regional Conservation Area. This momentous

Researchers find humans compromise nearly 90% of the dolphins' swim routes