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A promising initiative to address deforestation in Brazil at the local level

Can saving forests help feed the world?

Featured video: Saving the Amazon through maps

Scientists document baby giant armadillo for first time (photos)

Jaguars, tapirs, oh my!: Amazon explorer films shocking wildlife bonanza in threatened forest

Will Amazon species lose the climate change race?

Fossil fuel company looking to exploit deposits in Manu National Park

Amazon river ecosystems being rapidly degraded, but remain neglected by conservation efforts

From slash-and-burn to Amazon heroes: new video series highlights agricultural transformation

Illegally logged trees to start calling for help

Photos: Scientists discover tapir bonanza in the Amazon

Gold mine approved in French Guiana’s only national park

Colombia to double the size of massive Amazon reserve to include uncontacted tribes’ land

The year in rainforests

Brazil sues to block unlicensed REDD deal between Irish company and indigenous group

Norway payments to Brazil for reducing deforestation reach $670 million

Forests, farming, and sprawl: the struggle over land in an Amazonian metropolis

Unique program to leave oil beneath Amazonian paradise raises $300 million

UNESCO disturbed by gas plans for Peru’s Manu National Park

New forest map shows 6% of Amazon deforested between 2000 and 2010

Pictures: Bolivian park may have the world’s highest biodiversity

Survivors say gold miners in helicopter massacred village of 80 in Venezuelan Amazon

Evidence of ‘isolated’ indigenous people found in Peru where priest is pushing highway

Human rights court favors indigenous tribe over Ecuadorian government in oil battle

Guyana rainforests secure trust fund

165,000 sq km of Colombian rainforest mapped in stunning detail using lasers, satellites

Experts: sustainable logging in rainforests impossible

Brazil cripples illegal gold mining operations in indigenous territory

Still time to save most species in the Brazilian Amazon

Critically Endangered capuchins discovered in four new locations

Experts dispute recent study that claims little impact by pre-Columbian tribes in Amazon

96 percent of the world’s species remain unevaluated by the Red List

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