Amazon Rainforest News

Scientists predict that the peak of El Niño will coincide with the Amazon's dry season between October and December, posing a severe threat to the rainforest. T

Brazil's Supreme Court is poised to rule on significant cases concerning the Amazon rainforest and Indigenous communities, following recent political setbacks f

Brazilian police have conducted a raid targeting suspects accused of using chemicals to clear a large area of the Amazon rainforest in Para.

Brazilian scientists have developed an isotopic mapping model that uses atomic signatures to trace the origin of timber, aiming to combat illegal logging in the

Indigenous leaders on the Brazil-Peru border report that organised crime groups are taking their communities hostage, destroying rainforests, building roads, an

The Amazon rainforest in Brazil experienced the smallest area burned in 2025 since MapBiomas records began in 1985. This marks a significant decline in land aff

Scientists have discovered a plastic-eating fungus in the Amazon rainforest that can survive without oxygen, potentially offering a solution for global landfill

A new study indicates that global warming, leading to hotter temperatures and harsher droughts, could severely impact the Amazon, causing Indigenous societies t