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    Roaming the Brazilian Amazon in Search of the Flying Monkey

    The saki, or “flying monkey,” a mid-sized South American primate, gets its nickname from ...

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    Christina Selby

    A Race to Preserve Brazil’s Newly-Discovered Amazon Reef

    The first pictures of a huge coral reef system discovered in the Amazon last ...

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    For Brazilian Indians the Bad from Rousseff’s Era Has Become Worse

    In addition to being a politician and a constitutionalist lawyer, President Michel Temer is ...

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    Daniel Cerqueira and Erika Yamada

    Defying Loggers, Brazil’s Amazon People Create Exemplary Green Communities

    Established 18 years ago in a location that stretches over the municipalities of Santarém ...

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    Mariana Tokarnia

    Indians, Satellites, Helicopters, Machine Guns: All Is Fair in the War to Defend the Amazon

    When George Porto joined Brazil’s environment agency 13 years ago, the country didn’t have ...

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    Chris Arsenault

    Brazil’s Plan: Deforestation Zero by 2030

    Home to the vast Amazon, Brazil has reduced its deforestation rate by more than ...

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    Chris Arsenault

    Brazil’s Ecotourism Is The Main Drawing Card for Arab Visitors

    The sun and beautiful Brazilian beaches are not the main destinations in the country ...

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    Cláudia Abreu

    Deep in thePantanal

    But how could you put up with this? I suddenly asked, with a human ...

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    Preservingthe Wild

    Foreigners and Brazilians who came to visit have settled permanently in the historical city ...

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    A Pipa Dream

    Pipa was the first city in Brazil where people used ketchup, chewing gum, and blue ...

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    Zoltan Horvath