News Criminal Networks Threaten the Amazon. Indigenous Leaders Want the U.N. To Act. October 18, 2026
Video News A Gold Mine Swallowed Their Village. This Amazon Tribe Is Here to Take It Back "Game used to be very easy here – pig, deer, tapir. But it is all gone due to... February 14, 2018
News Native Brazilians Try to Close Major Illegal Mining Site Polluting River in Pará Tired of waiting for the government to take action against the major illegal mining sites located in the... February 5, 2018
Blog Mega-Dams May Be History in the Brazilian Amazon! Last week's announcement should be celebrated as a tentative victory, albeit a fragile one that demands vigilance as... January 9, 2018
News Brazil Announces End to Amazon Mega-dam Building Policy The government's hydroelectric dams policy change announced this week will surely be greeted as a hopeful sign by... January 3, 2018
Video Blog Climate Justice Now! Keep It in the Ground! "My message here at COP 23 for the people, for allies of the world, is that we need... December 4, 2017
Video Blog Xingu River Defender Antônia Melo Honored for Her Lifelong Struggle "I am but drop of water in the ocean, but together with many others we can shape the... October 11, 2017
News Brazil’s National Indigenous Movement: Resolute in Times of Crisis Given its recent impressive and successful record at resisting an onslaught of attacks, Brazil's National Indigenous Movement should... October 6, 2017
News Brazil’s Mega Hydro Plan Foreshadows China’s Growing Impact on the Amazon "Support of projects that result in rainforest destruction undermines China's efforts to position itself as a leader in... October 5, 2017
News Brazilian Firm Wants To Build New Dams in Amazon’s Aripuanã Basin With the bancada ruralista mining / agribusiness lobby in control of the Temer government and Congress, a Brazilian... August 14, 2017
Blog We Are Made of the Sacred! A mobilization of the Munduruku people, which began two months ago by women concerned with defending sacred places... July 26, 2017
News Unexamined Synergies: Dam Building and Mining Go Together in the Amazon "The truth is that installing a hydropower dam provokes the installation of mining projects. This never, or extremely... June 23, 2017
Blog Toxic Mega-Mine Looms Over Belo Monte’s Affected Communities On the banks of Brazil's lower Xingu River, a toxic controversy looms large, threatening to heap insult upon... April 3, 2017
News "It Opens the Floodgate" "You cannot deny land to indigenous people that are ancestrally attached to it and expect them to continue... March 21, 2017
News Is Chinese Development Finance Enabling Rainforest Destruction in Brazil? Brazil's current economic and political shifts and its effort to attract Chinese investment are part of a concerted... March 21, 2017
Video Blog Watch Belo Monte Documentary Today! Today is International Day of Action for Rivers, and what better way to commemorate it than watching the... March 14, 2017
Video Blog Samba Parade Spotlights Threats To Rivers, Forests and Indigenous Rights at Rio’s Carnival In a colorful and highly energized samba parade at Rio de Janeiro's world-famous Carnival on Monday morning, Imperatriz... February 27, 2017