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Study says 40% of Amazon region is potentially conserved — more than officially recorded

Narco activity takes heavy toll on Colombia’s protected forests, satellite data show

Indonesian palm oil, Brazilian beef top contributors to U.S. deforestation exposure

Etelvina Ramos: From coca farmer to opponent of the illegal crop

Alis Ramírez: A defender of the Colombian Amazon now living as a refugee in New Zealand

Tropical forest loss puts 2030 zero-deforestation target further out of reach

Soraida Chindoy: the Indigenous guardian defending the sacred Putumayo mountains

In the Amazon, what happens to undesignated public lands?

Ecuador, Colombia and the Guiana Shield join the planning of sustainable land use

Low implementation of land use maps in Andean countries affects conservation outcomes and agricultural productivity

In Colombia, race is on to save 8 rare tree species found nowhere else

From murder to mining, threats abound in Colombian Amazon Indigenous reserves

A coalition created by a demand for land is splintered by a competition for territory | Chapter 4 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

How Bolivia pioneered agrarian reform in South America

Terra Legal program to regularize small property owners | Chapter 4 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

INCRA as a regulatory agency | Chapter 4 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

Agrarian reform agencies and national land registry systems in the Pan Amazon

The dynamics of violence in pursuit of land in the Pan Amazon

Land in the Pan Amazon, the ultimate commodity: Chapter 4 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

Other financial systems in the agricultural practice of the Amazon

Rural finance in the Pan Amazon: the Brazil success case

Roundtables and certification schemes in the Pan-Amazon

Colombian Amazon park rangers face violence, threats by illegal armed groups

Coca in the Amazon – The anti-development crop

Local and national food crops in the Andean Amazon

High quality cacao in Amazonia

Cultivation and processing of Amazonian coffees

Coffee and cacao in the Pan Amazon

Biofuels in the Pan Amazon

As Colombia’s coca economy crashes, new opportunities — and threats — arise

What does oil palm require to reach international markets?

Palm oil cultivation in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil

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