Lula’s victory prevents a president who promised to halt Indigenous land demarcation from taking office, but our territories ...

We have to elect people who won’t destroy our rights, who won’t destroy our forests, and who won’t cause the kind of impact ...

Thirty years ago, Amazon Watch responded to a call for solidarity with the Amazon and Indigenous Peoples. On October 8, we ...

For Indigenous communities, this is a victory worth celebrating. But it is also a reminder of why our collective work remains ...

Powerful global markets for gold and cocaine are threatening the heart of the world’s largest tropical forest, and the ...

"Given the threats facing Indigenous Peoples and the Amazon, we owe it to them and to future generations to move forward quickly.” ...

"Now we have gained time to organize, grow stronger, and show the world that what this mining company is saying is a lie: we were not consulted.” ...

“Twenty-five years ago, I decided to answer the call of the Amazon rainforest and founded Amazon Watch to shine the global spotlight on the senseless destruction of this climate-stabilizing biome and ...

Use your voice to protect the Amazon rainforest, defend Indigenous rights, and address the global climate crisis! I pledge to stand with Indigenous Peoples and allies calling for the Amazon to be free ...

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Ensuring that all activities have the free, prior and informed consent of indigenous peoples affected by operations is emerging as an essential commitment for any company operating in indigenous ...

Organized crime is devastating Indigenous territories across the Amazon. Illegal mining, logging, and drug trafficking threaten forests, rivers, and communities, while Indigenous leaders defending ...