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'We just want to be left in peace': In Brazil's Amazon, soy ambitions loom over Indigenous land
Deforestation is surging around Indigenous reserves in Brazil’s agricultural heartland, threatening one of the last stretches of preserved rainforest in the region.
Indigenous seed collectors grow a network of restoration across Brazil
The seed collector networks are the base of the ecological restoration chain and will play an essential role in enabling Brazil to reach its goal of restoring 12.5 million hectares (30.9 million acres) of native vegetation by 2030 — vital in the fight to avoid climate breakdown.
Divided by mining: Vale’s new rail track fractures an Amazon Indigenous group
Rainforest reporting: Journalists discuss the challenges & dangers of Amazonia
We speak with journalists who have known and reported on Amazonia for years, and who also know the violence in the region like the back of their hands.
Peru congress debates stripping isolated Indigenous people of land and protections
A new bill under debate in Peru’s congress seeks to reevaluate the existence of every Indigenous reserve for isolated peoples to determine whether to keep them or scrap them completely.
Steven Donziger may get another day in court
Lula wants to mirror Amazon’s lessons in all biomes, but challenges await
A new decree intends to protect all of Brazil’s biomes and promote sustainable development in arguably one of the country’s most ambitious environmental policies to date.