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In Brazil, Indigenous Leaders and Youth Activists Fight To Protect Amazon - Vimarsana News

In Brazil, Indigenous Leaders and Youth Activists Fight To Protect Amazon

Raffaello Nava, a student activist, fled his home during COVID19 after receiving threats from companies that invaded his ancestral lands in the Amazon.

World Economic Forum: Banks Called Upon Not to Fund Oil and Gas Expansion in Congo and Amazon - Vimarsana News

World Economic Forum: Banks Called Upon Not to Fund Oil and Gas Expansion in Congo and Amazon

An Area Six Times the Size of the UK and Millions of Indigenous People and Local Community Members at Risk

New Report Shows Massive Threats to Amazon and Congo Tropical Forests and Communities From Oil and Gas Expansion - Vimarsana News

New Report Shows Massive Threats to Amazon and Congo Tropical Forests and Communities From Oil and Gas Expansion

An Area Six Times the Size of the UK Threatened and Tens of Millions of Indigenous and Local Community Members at Risk

Is the Amazon rainforest at a tipping point? - Vimarsana News

Is the Amazon rainforest at a tipping point?

‘If we lose the Amazon, if you take the Amazon out of the equation … global temperature could rise by 0.25 degrees.’

New report reaffirms the critical role of Indigenous-led efforts in protecting the Amazon rainforest - Vimarsana News

New report reaffirms the critical role of Indigenous-led efforts in protecting the Amazon rainforest

'Amazonia Against the Clock,' a groundbreaking report organized by COICA and published by Indigenous leaders and researchers, presents new data on deforestation and reaffirms the critical role of Indigenous peoples in protecting 80% of the Amazon by 2025.