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Oil, indigenous people, and Ecuador’s big idea

50 NGOS tell big oil to get out of uncontacted natives’ territory

Ecotourism brings home the bacon in the Peruvian Amazon

Rainforests, wildlife preserved by indigenous spiritual beliefs

Formal petition filed against Belo Monte dam

Amazon biodiversity older than believed

Rainforests thrived in warmer conditions in the past, yet study requires “caution”

Eight new plants discovered in Bolivia

Deforestation jumps, but Guyana nonetheless qualifies for REDD payment

Mato Grosso moves to strip protection of the Amazon rainforest

Epidemic hits Amazonian indigenous group

Undergrads in the Amazon: American students witness beauty and crisis in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador

Life shocker: new species discovered every three days in the Amazon

Amazon suffers worst drought in decades

Corporations, conservation, and the green movement

NGO warns oil exploration in Peru may ‘decimate’ uncontacted tribes

The ultimate bike trip: the Amazon rainforest

Satellites show fragmented rainforests significantly drier than intact forest

Suku pribumi, tim peternak menghadapi kebakaran di Amazon

Can ’boutique capitalism’ help protect the Amazon?

Amazon yang Belum Rusak Hasilkan Awan dan Hujannya Sendiri

Yasuni on film: could a documentary save the world’s most biodiverse ecosystem?

Logging generates more income than ranching in the Amazon

Brazil’s Operation Jaguar: Busting a Poaching Ring

Free availability of satellite imagery has boosted deforestation monitoring applications, but risk of data gap looms

Jalan Raya Hutan Hujan Peru Picu Melandanya Penggundulan Hutan, Menurut Pemetaan Baru Hutan 3D

Will Brazil Change its Forest Code – and Kill the Amazon rainforest?

Peru weighs deporting rainforest defender after 20 years in the Amazon

An undamaged Amazon produces its own clouds and rain

How the overlooked peccary engineers the Amazon, an interview with Harald Beck

Indigenous tribes, ranchers team to battle Amazon fires

A look at Ecuador’s agreement to leave 846 million barrels of oil in the ground

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