Amazon Forest
Amazon Forest Can Suffer From Ecosystem Collapse Due to Warming, Climate Change [Study]
The latest report raised concern about the potential large-scale collapse of the Amazon forest due to climate change, deforestation, and global warming. Read here.
Latest Research Articles
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Climate Change: Extreme Wind and Drought Causes High Tree Mortality in Southern Amazon Rainforest
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Worsening Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon is at its All-Time High in a Decade
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Young Harpy Eagles in Brazil's Amazonian Forests Are Starving Due to Worsening Deforestation
Amazon Fire? Leonardo Dicaprio Did That, Says Brazilian President
Amazon Rain Forests Still Hiding About 4,000 Undiscovered Trees, Will Take About 3 More Centuries to Describe Them All
Amazon is in Danger: Most Intensive Tropical Forest on Earth Losing Capacity to Take Carbon from the Atmosphere, Study Shows
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