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    Amazon Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change

    September 23, 2014 | Photo Gallery

    A selection of photos from Amazon Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change, a traveling photography exhibit with written and live testimonies from indigenous women leading solutions on the frontlines of the Amazon as the region confronts the impacts of climate change.

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