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Indigenous Brazilian artists are finally getting their due around the world, including those who've lived or worked in the Amazon rainforest.

A life-changing series of events kicked off when a man calling himself “Fernando” with a Colombian accent proposed making a huge payment to the remote Indigenous community.

Illegal coca cultivation in Peru is migrating from the Andean foothills to the Amazonian lowlands. Since 2020, an estimated 20 leaders have been killed in the rainforest.

Raffles Hotel Singapore announced the launch of a Peruvian-themed afternoon tea experience at The Grand Lobby.

Perenco is opposing the creation of the Napo-Tigre reserve for uncontacted tribes in Peru to keep drilling for oil.

Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.

“We receive reports of murders, crimes and threats every day,” says Esneda Saavedra, counselor for the rights of Indigenous peoples, human rights and peace with the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC). She says the victims are now young people and that there’s no guarantee of the cases being solved. “The reports arrive and are […]

Forests, by Kieron Connolly, published by Amber Books, is a pictorial exploration of an ancient ecosystem that covers four billion hectares of the Earths surface.

In the 1960s, the Spanish government evicted a historical village that was supposed to get flooded by the waters of a new reservoir. Only it never did.

"Egypt and Morocco have made a strong entry into the Brazilian market with their garlic"