Amazon Conservation News

Rich countries may be buying illegal gold that’s driving Amazon destruction

New study offers latest proof that Brazilian Amazon is now a net CO2 source

With their land on the line, Indigenous Brazilians gather for landmark ruling

Independent monitoring suggests sharp jump in Amazon rainforest destruction

Brazil punching below its weight in getting forest products to the world

A bad fire year predicted in Brazil’s Acre state. What’s to be done?

2015-2016 El Niño caused 2.5 billion trees to die in just 1% of the Amazon

Shoe-leather science helps quadruple protected area in Peruvian Amazon

New artificial intelligence tool helps forecast Amazon deforestation

Debt deal with deforester BrasilAgro puts UBS’s green commitment in question

Ending Amazon deforestation a top priority on Colombian minister’s D.C. visit

Illegal deforestation intensifies along Brazilian highway as agribusiness hopes swell

Lessons from the 2021 Amazon flood (commentary)

Amazon and Cerrado deforestation, warming spark record drought in urban Brazil

As soy frenzy grips Brazil, deforestation closes in on Indigenous lands

Protected areas keep adjacent lands safe, but face losing their own protection

Hotter and drier: Deforestation and wildfires take a toll on the Amazon

Brazil government faces heat over plan that could underreport forest fires

Brazil prosecutors seek ban on all gold mining in hard-hit Amazonian region

Killings, invasions escalate in fight for land in Brazil’s Maranhão state

Brazil’s Amazon is now a carbon source, unprecedented study reveals

Soy and cattle team up to drive deforestation in South America: Study

Amazon deforestation rises modestly in June

Deforestation soars 40% in Xingu River Basin in Brazilian Amazon

‘I am Indigenous, not pardo’: Push for self-declaration in Brazil’s census

In Rio de Janeiro, Indigenous people fight to undo centuries of erasure

In Boa Vista, Indigenous Brazilians retake their identity through education

Beef industry causes deforestation in Colombia’s Chiribiquete National Park

Brazil continues to lose an entire generation of Indigenous leaders to COVID-19

In Colombia, end of war meant start of runaway deforestation, study finds

Timber troubles fell Ricardo Salles, Brazil’s environment minister

Exhibition showcases Claudia Andujar’s half-century fight for the Yanomami

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