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Illegal gold mining has ravaged the Peruvian Amazon, leaving behind pollution and denuded landscapes. A group of miners are working with a U.S. charity to restore the forest.

Dense greenery, wild sights and the jungle of mirrors: The Peruvian Amazon covers nearly 60 per cent of the country, though it’s often overlooked by travellers.

Dense greenery, wild sights and the jungle of mirrors: The Peruvian Amazon covers nearly 60 per cent of the country, though it’s often overlooked by travellers.

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Paleontologists announced the discovery of the world's largest known river dolphin, that experts say lived millions of years ago.

Jonathan Pierce and Rene Wendell, Hoffmann Bird Club past presidents and trip leaders, will share photographs from an expedition to the heart of the Peruvian Amazon at the April 1

Paleontologists announced the discovery of the world's largest known river dolphin, that experts say lived millions of years ago.

Fossil discovery rewrites history of freshwater dolphins

New research from the NGO Conservation Strategy fund, working with federal prosecutors in Brazil, has refined a tool that puts a dollar value on the socioenvironmental costs of illegal gold mining across vital ecosystems in the Amazon.

In recent weeks, Rainforest Foundation UK (RFUK) has seen Indigenous peoples and local communities we work with in the Peruvian Amazon and the Congo Basin devastated by unprecedented rains. In Peru, the Ene River recently burst its banks, leaving hundreds of Asháninka families in desperate need of food, drinking water and shelter. In a cruel […]