to that part of the world every year. the fact that the four of them face—to—face, not on zoom but face—to—face, not on zoom but face—to—face to get something like that going is pretty significant and pretty inspiring. that going is pretty significant and pretty inspiring-— pretty inspiring. christian fraser who's been _ pretty inspiring. christian fraser who's been hanging _ pretty inspiring. christian fraser who's been hanging out - pretty inspiring. christian fraser who's been hanging out with - pretty inspiring. christian fraser. who's been hanging out with prime ministers in glasgow, thank you. let's look more at that pledge from world leaders to stop deforestation by the end of the decade. brazil was one of 100 countries to sign on. that's signifant because last year, the destruction in brazil's amazon rainforest, reached a 12 year high. the amazon accounts for about a third of the world's tropical rainforests — and crucially, helps capture vast amounts of carbon dioxide, so the gas doesn't heat up the atmosphere. but illegal logging, is a huge problem. from hondoniya state, in the brazilian amazon ,our international correspondent, 0rla guerin reports. the amazon dream — a forest haven combating climate change. but the reality can look like this.