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    Eye on the Amazon

    At Chevron’s Gates, Communities Demand Justice and a Fossil-Free Future

    Anti Chevron Day 2026 united communities fighting extraction, environmental racism, and corporate impunity across continents

    For the 13th year running, Anti-Chevron Day brought frontline leaders from across the globe to the shadow of Chevron's Richmond refinery.

    May 21, 2026
    10,104 views
    5 min read

    Hope and Action To Phase Out Fossil Fuels

    Traveling back to Bogotá from the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, I struggled to name a feeling I had never experienced after a climate conference: hope!

    May 12, 2026
    10,076 views
    5 min read

    A New Gold Rush Threatens the Amazon

    Whenever gold returns to the center of global geopolitics, the Amazon comes back into the crosshairs. The war between the United States and Iran has put the metal back on the radar of markets, investors, and the extractive industry.

    May 6, 2026
    9,435 views
    4 min read

    Indigenous Leaders Bring Amazon Crime Crisis to the UN

    As militarized responses fail, Indigenous territorial governance proves vital

    An urgent message is traveling from the Amazon to the United Nations. This week, Amazon Watch will accompany a delegation of Indigenous leaders from Peru and Ecuador to New York for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII).

    April 20, 2026
    10,282 views
    4 min read

    Recent Reports

    The Money Trail

    Behind fossil fuel expansion in Latin American and the Caribbean

    This report shines a spotlight on companies that are exploring and developing new fossil fuel reserves or building new fossil infrastructure, and it reveals which banks and investors are backing the expansion of this dirty and dangerous industry across Latin America and the Caribbean.

    September 2025
    2,665 views
    2 min read

    Amazon Under Siege

    How Crime and Militarization Threaten Indigenous Peoples

    This report calls for a regional strategy centered on environmental protection, state-building, and community governance.

    April 2026
    9,758 views
    1 min read

    In the Shadows of the State

    Illicit Economies and Armed Control in the Triple Border Region of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

    This report calls for a regional strategy centered on environmental protection, state-building, and community governance.

    August 2025
    9,078 views
    1 min read

    News on Indigenous Rights, the Amazon, and Our Global Climate Crisis

    Tireless Resistance for Mother Nature

    Testimonial from Women Defenders Delegation to the Amazon

    A picture is worth a thousand tears. That was what I felt traveling to Ecuadorian Amazon with Amazon Watch on a woman donors delegation last month where we traveled from the Andes to the Amazon and deep into the remote Kichwa community of Sarayaku.

    April 16, 2026
    9,321 views
    3 min read

    Brasília Becomes Indigenous Territory

    Last week, Brazil’s capital Brasília was transformed into a center of Indigenous resistance. With more than 7,000 Indigenous people occupying the capital, the 2026 Free Land Camp (ATL) pressured Brazil’s government to uphold native land rights

    April 13, 2026
    8,596 views
    2 min read

    “The rainforest speaks with the voice of a woman.”

    Ecuador’s Indigenous Women March Against Oil

    On International Women's Day, Indigenous women from across the Ecuadorian Amazon traveled by foot, car, and canoe to Puyo with a single, unified demand: No more oil in the Amazon.

    March 31, 2026
    7,221 views
    2 min read

    Amazon Watch Turns 30

    What began as a commitment to support frontline communities has grown into a global movement for rainforest protection, Indigenous rights, and climate justice.

    March 12, 2026
    7,722 views
    1 min read

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