This special 15th year anniversary issue of Amazon in Focus celebrates the hard work and accomplishments of our team, our indigenous partners, and you – our growing network of supporters who now number more than 165,000 and span 137 countries.
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Achuar President Peas Peas Ayui reacts to the news that Talisman Energy will leave Achuar ancestral territory.
Brazil's indigenous peoples fight for their rights along the Xingu and at Río+20.
Celebrating 15 years of hard work and accomplishments of our team, our indigenous partners, and you – our growing network of supporters.
After nearly 18 years of legal battles, the communities in Ecuador are one step closer to obtaining justice.
"Water is the source of life. Without clean water we can't survive."
A new short film about the struggle to defend the Xingu River and its people from the Belo Monte Dam and the Brazilian government's development plans for the Amazon.
Scenes from the indigenous-led occupation of Pimental Island on the Xingu River. More than 300 people representing 21 indigenous villages and 9 different ethnicities are participting so far.
Over almost three decades of oil drilling in Ecuador's Amazon, Chevron dumped billions of gallons of toxic waste into waterways relied on by local inhabitants for their drinking water.
