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California condor with a numbered wing band soaring against a cloud-streaked sky.
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They’re defending their land—and paying with their lives

They’re defending their land—and paying with their lives

Since a 2016 peace deal, nearly 1,300 Colombians living in former guerrilla territories have been killed resisting mining, logging, and drugs.

‘Going in the wrong direction': More tropical forest loss in 2019
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‘Going in the wrong direction': More tropical forest loss in 2019

Brazil was responsible for more than a third of the total global loss in 2019.
Indigenous groups isolated by coronavirus face another threat: hunger
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Indigenous groups isolated by coronavirus face another threat: hunger

Indigenous people across the Americas are trying to defend their communities from the pandemic. But for many, isolation can quickly turn into deprivation.
Trees are healing the planet
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Trees are healing the planet

A recent study found that new forests might be our best shot at saving the world. A global guide to doing it right.

Can bird watching help save Colombia′s forests?
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Can bird watching help save Colombia′s forests?

Former war zones are fast becoming bird-watching hotspots. And that could help preserve them.

Tropical forests suffered near-record tree losses in 2017
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Tropical forests suffered near-record tree losses in 2017

New satellite data reveals that the world's tropical forests lost roughly 39 million acres of trees last year - an area the size of Bangladesh.

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