Page 26 - Peruvian Amazon News Today

A robot could be deployed to help plant hundreds of seeds in the Amazon in a bid to help reverse deforestation.

Amid the stately halls of Champlain College and the rambling centenarian houses of Burlington's South End lies a secret garden: a hushed acre of greenscape...

An Indigenous delegation from Brazil has flown to Peru to join forces with Indigenous organizations there in a desperate bid to stop a Congressional bill known as the “ Genocide Bill .” The bill, being pushed by Congressional allies of Peru’s ...

"... However, a sufficiently high carbon tax with steady annual increases would still be the biggest game-changer."

After four Colombian siblings were found alive after 40 days in the jungle following a plane crash, FEMAIL recalls the extraordinary story of the sole survivor of LANSA flight 508 in 1971.

A gallery of images of the Nazca Lines in Peru.

Indigenous protesters in the Peruvian Amazon have released two oil tankers and their crew members being held since last week in protest over changes to a development fund, a source at the company operating the vessels, PetroTal, said on Monday.

The continuity of the central government in this situation of illegitimacy produces greater damage to the State itself, deepening its weakness," remarked Antonio Peña Jumpa, analyzing the experience of the Baguazo with the recent protests against the government.

Through three women from Mexico, Peru, and Colombia, conservation solidifies its role in protecting wildlife.

In the heart of the Amazon, where Peru, Brazil and Colombia meet, members of a quirky religious mashup of evangelical Protestantism and Incan rites await the end times in their remote "Promised Land."