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Nine countries sign global pact to protect endangered river dolphins - Vimarsana News

Nine countries sign global pact to protect endangered river dolphins

Earlier this year, 154 river dolphins perished in Lake Tefé in the Brazilian Amazon, reminding conservationists of the urgency required to protect threatened freshwater cetaceans. The deaths occurred at the end of September 2023 during an intense drought. “For us, this is a crisis. In one month, more than 10% of the populations of the […]

11 countries sign global pact to protect endangered river dolphins - Vimarsana News

11 countries sign global pact to protect endangered river dolphins

Earlier this year, 154 river dolphins perished in Lake Tefé in the Brazilian Amazon, reminding conservationists of the urgency required to protect threatened freshwater cetaceans. The deaths occurred at the end of September 2023 during an intense drought. “For us, this is a crisis. In one month, more than 10% of the populations of the […]

Climate change is killing river dolphins, but 11 nations have signed a pledge to protect them - Vimarsana News

Climate change is killing river dolphins, but 11 nations have signed a pledge to protect them

The Global Declaration for River Dolphins exists to halt the decline of the six surviving river dolphin species

Source: yahoo.com
Dry cracks and unusual beaches, the cruelest face of the Amazon's climate crisis - Vimarsana News

Dry cracks and unusual beaches, the cruelest face of the Amazon's climate crisis

Laia Mataix Gómez Puerto Nariño, Colombia, Oct 25 (EFE).- In Colombia’s Amazon region, there are no roads that run through the rainforest, so the many rivers that criss-cross the jungle are the only means of transportation in the region. However, with the Loretoyacu River, a tributary of the Amazon, almost dry, the inhabitants of Santa …

Dry cracks and unusual beaches, the cruelest face of the Amazon's climate crisis - Vimarsana News

Dry cracks and unusual beaches, the cruelest face of the Amazon's climate crisis

The Loretoyacu River, a tributary of the Amazon, is almost dry, and the inhabitants of Santa Clara have to walk two hours every four days to get drinking water.

Source: efe.com