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16/05/2023 - After the successful experience in the Peruvian Amazon in 2022, the programme returns in August with a new 12-day lab in Mexico

More than 300 community members participate in La Guardia Indigena, protecting around 8 million hectares of one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth from logging, fishing, and coca growing.

High levels of mercury, cadmium & arsenic were found in the urine samples of people living river basins of Corrientes, Pastaza, Tigre & Maranon

In the San Martin region bordering the Peruvian Amazon, indigenous groups combat illegal deforestation and face of death threats.

Exploring the flora and fauna of one of the most biodiverse places on Earth with Aqua Expeditions' Amazon River cruise.

UNDP Assistance Helps Farmers to Meet New EU Deforestation Rules

For the last five years, the UNDP has worked with some of the world’s biggest producers of commodities like cocoa to protect livelihoods and the planet.

In 2021, Canadian technology entrepreneur and activist Dax Dasilva launched “Age of Union” with a $40 million donation to support high impact conservation projects. Operating on the conviction that conservation has the potential to make major contributions toward addressing both climate change and the extinction crisis during this critical decade, Dasilva quickly committed all the […]

From the truth about plastic recycling, to the decades-long failure to confront the threat of climate change, these documentaries are essential Earth Day viewing — and they're all available to stream online now.

Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, the Shipibo people are battling conservation authorities to reclaim management of their land.