This video says about itself: SAVING AMAZON TAPIRS The story of our Amazon journey in June 2019 and our plans for the establishment of the LTCI Amazon Tapir Program in 2020! Filmed and produced by Laurie Hedges. By Gloria Dickie, May 12, 2020 at 8:00 am: Tapirs may be key to reviving the Amazon. All […]
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Amazon Threatens to Fire Workers over Environmental Activism JAN 03, 2020 Amazon has threatened to fire workers who speak out about the online retail giant’s environmental policies. Leaders of the group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice say they’ve received letters reprimanding them for speaking to the media without the permission of Amazon’s corporate offices. Last […]
via Amazon Set to Persecute those Who Criticize it for Helping Ruin Our Environment — Eslkevin’s Blog
NPR reports on the devastating deforestation in the BrazilianAmazon The country’s National Institute for Space Research, or INPE, released data Monday revealing that 3,769 square miles of rainforest were lost to deforestation in a 12-month period ending in July. That marks the highest rate of deforestation since 2008 — and a nearly 30% spike over […]
via Amazon Rainforest Sees Biggest Spike In Deforestation In Over A Decade — Natural History Wanderings
The world as we know it is burning; and the Amazon rainforest shares that similar trait, but what most don’t know is that these fires were illegally and purposefully made by loggers and cattle ranchers who use the “slash and burn” method to clear land. This problem has been ongoing since the 60s, and environmentalists […]
Ecosia told Metro.co.uk it will plant three million more trees in Brazil.
via People flock to search engine that plants trees after Amazon rainforest fires — Metro
Ecuador is mentioned in the title but is not the only country where deforestation is putting at risk the survival of one of the big predator species in the hemisphere. Thanks to Kimberley Brown, writing in the Guardian, for her reporting from our neighborhood to the south on one of the animals we have featured […]
via Big Cats Of The South, Present & Future — La Paz Group
THIS IS THE COUNTRY THAT ADMINISTERS GALAPAGOS, ALSO.
Tens of millions of new trees will be planted in the Amazon under a new project led by Conservation International, and with indigenous communities having ownership of the project. The largest tropical reforestation project in history seeks to kickstart a revival for the world’s largest rainforest by planting 73 million trees in the Brazilian Amazon by […]
via World’s largest tropical reforestation project in the Amazon to plant 73 million trees — Life
It’s already being called the worst oil spill in Brazil’s history, and no one knows where the oil is coming from or how to stop it.
via Mysterious Ongoing Oil Spill is Already Brazil’s Worst on Record — Openhearted Rebellion
