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How extreme droughts could redefine the future of Amazonian fish

Study unveils mystery of monkey yodeling — and why humans can’t compete

Traditional bug oil finds modern value through new research in the Amazon

‘We can’t talk solutions without understanding complexities: Kari Guajajara on Brazil’s Amazon

‘Colombia’s Amazon peoples provide solutions’: Interview with José Homero Mutumbajoy

The latest issues in Peru’s Amazon: Interview with Indigenous leader Julio Cusurichi

New report reinforces critical role of Amazonian protected areas in climate fight

New research finds substantial peat deposits in Colombia’s conflicted Amazon

What pushes Indigenous Munduruku people to mine their land in Brazil’s Amazon?

Despite improvements, governance in the Pan Amazon falls short

Pressure bears down around uncontacted tribes at the edge of Brazil’s arc of deforestation

Officials share strategies to stop spread of illegal miners from Munduruku land

Land distribution in the Pan Amazon is tainted by corruption

Pause to USAID already having impacts on community conservation in the Amazon

Lula pushes oil drilling at mouth of Amazon despite climate risks

The culture of corruption across the Amazon Basin 

Study shows degradation changes a forest’s tree profile and its carbon storage

Conservation and the rise of corporations in the Pan Amazon

Brazil sets a date to remove illegal miners from Munduruku land, more details await

The people who make up the Pan-Amazonian melting pot: regional demographics

Could the ‘rights of nature’ save Yasuní and keep its oil in the ground? (commentary)

The challenge of the next oil and gas investments further in the Pan Amazon

As Amazonian rivers recede under drought, manatees are left exposed to poaching

One year after oil referendum, what’s next for Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park?

Raw materials become high-value bioeconomy goods at an Amazon science park

Time for a copal comeback? The natural resin could boost Amazon’s economy

Are the Amazon’s biggest trees dying? Forest coroners investigate

The Amazon’s most fertile forests are also most vulnerable to drought: Study

Regions with highest risks to wildlife have fewest camera traps, study finds

Brasil, Venezuela and Peru: the geography of industrial metals

Sustainability in the extractive industries is a paradox

Extractive industries look at degraded land to avoid further deforestation in the Pan Amazon

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