Amazon Rainforest Deforestation Facts Everyone Should Know
Amazon rainforest deforestation is the large‑scale conversion of forest to other land uses, a process that reduces biodiversity, releases carbon, and threatens Indigenous
March 23, 2026
Forests and Deforestation
The role of forests and the impacts of tree loss.
Up to 30% More Forest Cover Possible If Wood Biomass Is Managed Correctly
Properly managing wood biomass could increase global forest cover by up to 30%, delivering climate, biodiversity, and socioeconomic benefits. \n \n Quick Answer
March 4, 2026
Amazon Rainforest Nearing a Dangerous Climate Tipping Point
The Amazon rainforest is approaching a climate tipping point where rising temperatures and extensive deforestation could trigger large‑scale dieback, threatening biodiversity, climate regulation,
March 3, 2026
Deforestation in Brazil’s Savanna Hits Six-Year High
Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado savanna has surged to a six‑year peak, driven by expanding agriculture and cattle ranching, threatening biodiversity, water resources, and
February 24, 2026
Amazon Rainforest Endangered Species at Risk From Climate Change
Climate change is reshaping the Amazon’s habitats, putting iconic species such as jaguars, river dolphins, and the Amazonian poison frog at heightened risk
February 23, 2026
Jane Goodall’s Legacy Foundation Partners to Protect the Amazon Rainforest
The Jane Goodall Legacy Foundation has teamed with Age of Union to protect the Amazon rainforest through community‑based conservation, scientific monitoring, and sustainable
February 23, 2026
