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Rejecting Injustice: Why We Stand with Greenpeace and Standing Rock

Greenpeace · Colombia

Rejecting Injustice: Why We Stand with Greenpeace and Standing Rock

Amazon Watch remains unwavering in our commitment to justice, standing with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, water protectors, Indigenous and frontline communities around the world, and Greenpeace. The post Rejecting Injustice: Why We Stand with Greenpeace and Standing Rock first appeared on Amazon Watch.See the Story

Tahuamanu - Orthon Departmental Natural Heritage Area Created to Safeguard Major Riverway in Pando, Bolivia - Andes Amazon Fund

Bolivia · Bolivia

Tahuamanu - Orthon Departmental Natural Heritage Area Created to Safeguard Major Riverway in Pando, Bolivia - Andes Amazon Fund

The Tahuamanu – Orthon Departmental Natural Heritage Area was established on September 5th, 2024, protecting 762,248 acres (308,471 hectares) of Amazonian rivers and alluvial forests in Bolivia’s department of Pando. Through this declaration, wildlife like the yellow-spotted river turtle (Podocnemis unifilis), bush dog (Speothos venaticus) and harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) are protected in this area that covers the courses of the Tahuamanu and Or…See the Story

Expansion of Gran Vaupés, the Largest Indigenous Reserve in Colombia’s Vaupés Department - Andes Amazon Fund

Colombia · Colombia

Expansion of Gran Vaupés, the Largest Indigenous Reserve in Colombia’s Vaupés Department - Andes Amazon Fund

The San Miguel community in the Pira Paraná Indigenous territory within the Gran Vaupés reserve. © Felipe Rodriguez On December 3rd, 2024, Colombia’s National Land Agency formally expanded the Gran Vaupés Indigenous Reserve by 145,740 acres (58,979 hectares) in Colombia’s eastern Amazonian department of Vaupés. Gran Vaupés is the largest Indigenous Reserve (or “resguardo indigena” as it is known in Spanish) in the Vaupés department of Colombia.…See the Story

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Indigenous Chachi Woman Leader Advocates for Nature in Ecuador’s Chocó Rainforest - Andes Amazon Fund

Cuenca · Cuenca

Indigenous Chachi Woman Leader Advocates for Nature in Ecuador’s Chocó Rainforest - Andes Amazon Fund

Written by: Halle Catalina Brown On this year’s International Women’s Day we want to highlight one Indigenous woman leader’s role in supporting the long-term conservation of her home in the Camino del Jaguar Conservation and Sustainable Use Area in Ecuador’s rainforest-covered Chocó region of Esmeraldas, near the Pacific coast. Rosa participated in the 2024 Andes Amazon Fund Ecuador grantees workshop in Cuenca, Ecuador wearing garments she wove.…See the Story

Urcu Yaku Kamak (“Guardians of Mountain Water”) Conservation Area protects Páramo Wetlands in Ecuador’s Central Andes - Andes Amazon Fund

Chimborazo · Chimborazo

Urcu Yaku Kamak (“Guardians of Mountain Water”) Conservation Area protects Páramo Wetlands in Ecuador’s Central Andes - Andes Amazon Fund

In Ecuador’s Central Andes, where páramo wetlands flourish under the watchful gaze of Andean condors and rivers carve through mountains, a group of communities and local leaders, led by Chimborazo’s provincial government, decided to take conservation action. On November 21, 2024, Chimborazo’s provincial government established the Urcu Yaku Kamak Provincial Conservation and Sustainable Use Area spanning 52,681 acres (21,319 hectares) of biodivers…See the Story

Junín Conservation Area Protects Tropical Forests Along Ecuador’s Pacific Coast - Andes Amazon Fund

Manabí Province · Manabí Province

Junín Conservation Area Protects Tropical Forests Along Ecuador’s Pacific Coast - Andes Amazon Fund

On December 16, 2024, the Junín Municipal Conservation and Sustainable Use Area was officially established, representing a significant milestone in protecting the ecosystems and water resources of the Manabí Province of Ecuador. The new conservation area in Junín spans 28,410 acres (11,497 hectares) of dry and evergreen tropical forests along the Pacific coastal range of Ecuador, an essential habitat for endangered species. The establishment of …See the Story

Alto Calima Regional Protected Area established in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca - Andes Amazon Fund

Valle Del Cauca · Valle Del Cauca

Alto Calima Regional Protected Area established in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca - Andes Amazon Fund

We celebrate the establishment of the Alto Calima Regional District of Integrated Management in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca on May 27th, 2024, safeguarding 44,982 acres (18,204 hectares) of biodiverse ecosystems at the confluence of the Colombian Andes and Pacific. The conservation area protects hundreds of species of birds, plants, mammals, fish, and butterflies. Notable bird species include the Cauca Guan (Penelope perspicax), Olive Finch (Ar…See the Story

Howard Quigley Private Natural Heritage Reserve established in Brazilian Pantanal - Andes Amazon Fund

Corumbá · Corumbá

Howard Quigley Private Natural Heritage Reserve established in Brazilian Pantanal - Andes Amazon Fund

On June 5th 2024 the Howard Quigley Private Natural Heritage Reserve was established in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. The Natural Heritage Reserve spans 1,590 acres (643 hectares) of biodiverse Pantanal ecosystems, part of the largest wetland in the world, that protects the habitat of various species threatened with extinction, such as the iconic jaguar (Panthera onca). The location of the Private Natural Heritage Reserve is demarcated in…See the Story