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Has Ecuador started fracking? New oil project causes confusion and concern

Ecuador failing to end Yasuní oil drilling: Interview with Waorani leader Juan Bay

Indigenous & community leaders say, ‘secure forest financing with us, not for us’ (commentary)

Photos: Kew Gardens’ top 10 newly named plants and fungi for 2025

All new roads lead to increased deforestation in Ecuador’s Indigenous territory

How community custody empowered Ecuador’s crab catchers and revived its mangroves

Indigenous guardians successfully keep extractives out of Ecuador’s Amazon forests

Where life has found its richest expression – Amazon Rainforest Day

An Indigenous-led solar canoe initiative expands across the Amazon

Ecuador axes environment ministry as officials scramble to revive economy

Ecuador’s new protected areas law sparks debate over security, development

Landmark Indigenous land title in Ecuador protected area still in limbo

Landmark Indigenous land title in Ecuadorian Amazon reserve mired in controversy

Indigenous groups debate use of land agreements in Ecuador’s protected areas

Ecuador’s government promised same land in the Amazon to two Indigenous peoples

A Kichwa women’s collective uses ecotourism to safeguard Ecuador’s Amazon

An Ecuadorian hotspot shows how forests can claw back from destruction

Randy Borman (1955-2025): An unlikely guardian of the Amazon rainforest

In the high Andes, a dream to restore a special forest takes root

Ecuador’s next debt-for-nature deal falls short of Indigenous involvement

Mongabay documentary spotlights Indigenous alliance to protect Amazon headwaters

Camera traps reveal first jaguar in northwestern Ecuador forests in years

Sani Isla: A Kichwa community that found alternatives to oil in conservation and tourism

The year in tropical rainforests: 2024

The life and legacy of Ryan Killackey, the filmmaker who rallied international support for Yasuni (Obituary)

Earthshot Prize announces 15 finalists solving urgent environmental challenges

Rare frog rediscovered in Ecuador’s Andes after 100 years

Clearest picture yet of Amazon carbon density could help guide conservation

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

New relatives of the cacao tree uncovered in old plant collections

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

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

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