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Standing With the Kakataibo amazonwatch.org

Defending the Amazon Against Illegal Economies amazonwatch.org

Women Defenders amazonwatch.org

Ecuador and Oil: A Challenge for Democracy and the Amazon amazonwatch.org

Back the Wampís Resistance to Illegal Mining amazonwatch.org

Growth from the Grassroots: Brazil’s 21st Indigenous Free Land Camp amazonwatch.org

The Rainforest Spoke. Amazonian Legislators Listened. amazonwatch.org

Tell Ecuador and Peru: Stop the Cross-Border Oil Expansion! amazonwatch.org

Ecuador’s Amazon Oil Plans Face Indigenous and Global Opposition amazonwatch.org

California Senate Passes SR 51, Responding to Indigenous Call to End Amazon Crude Imports amazonwatch.org

New Report Released: In the Shadows of the State amazonwatch.org

California Is to Examine Its Amazon Oil Ties Following Pleas from Indigenous Leaders from Ecuador amazonwatch.org

You Can’t Kill a River amazonwatch.org

Global Outcry and Indigenous Opposition Challenge Ecuador’s Amazon Oil Agenda amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Nations of Ecuador and Peru Reject Cross-Border Oil Deal, Urge California to End Amazon Crude Imports amazonwatch.org

Peru and Ecuador’s Crude Gamble Faces Indigenous Wall of Resistance amazonwatch.org

Stop the Criminalization of Defenders and the Dismantling of Democratic Guarantees in Ecuador amazonwatch.org

“Mining Mafia” Scandal Threatens Brazil’s COP30 Credibility as Police Uncover Massive Fraud amazonwatch.org

Protesters Bring “Planet in Crisis” to COP30 Headquarters in Belém amazonwatch.org

Defending Mocoa in Southern Colombia amazonwatch.org

Brazil’s Partial Veto of “Devastation Bill” Stops Some Setbacks, but Critical Loopholes Remain amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Amazonian Delegation Receives Honors in California Senate amazonwatch.org

From Inferno to Uncertainty: Amazon Fires in 2025 and the Urgency of Indigenous Rights amazonwatch.org

Drilling Toward Disaster amazonwatch.org

“We Will Not Retreat:” Mura Take Land Defense to Global Stage at COP30 amazonwatch.org

Wampís Territorial Guards Attacked While Defending Their Lands amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Caravan Departs from Sinop to Belém to Protest Against Ferrogrão amazonwatch.org

Urge Lula To Veto the Devastation Bill and Protect the Amazon! amazonwatch.org

Amazon in Peril: New Report Exposes Drug Trade Threat to 270+ Indigenous Communities amazonwatch.org

Drug Trafficking in Indigenous Territories of the Peruvian Amazon amazonwatch.org

California Lawmakers Seek to Curb Oil Imports from Amazon amazonwatch.org

Big Oil’s “Lawfare” Attacks on Advocacy and Accountability amazonwatch.org

Send a Message of Solidarity After Indigenous Victory Against Amazon Drilling! amazonwatch.org

The Amazon vs. Big Oil: Why Petroperú’s Latest Defeat Matters Globally amazonwatch.org

Petroperú’s Oil Gamble Fails: Block 64 Auction Flops Amid Indigenous Opposition amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Women March Against Ferrogrão Railway and “Devastation Bill” in Brazil amazonwatch.org

Defending the Defenders: Indigenous Peoples vs. Organized Crime in the Amazon amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Groups Demand Action from South American Leaders at Amazon Summit amazonwatch.org

Stand With the Kakataibo Indigenous Guards! amazonwatch.org

Ferrogrão Is a Shortcut to Collapse amazonwatch.org

Coordinated Actions Highlight Chevron Destruction Ahead of Annual Shareholders Meeting amazonwatch.org

In the Shadows of the State amazonwatch.org

As COP30 Nears, the Real Action Is in the Streets amazonwatch.org

Soy Dictates the Path: How Ferrogrão is Reshaping Life in the Amazon amazonwatch.org

Lula, the World Is Watching: Veto the Devastation Bill Now! amazonwatch.org

Munduruku Nonviolent Protest for Indigenous Land Rights Reaches Brazil’s Supreme Court amazonwatch.org

Brazil’s Partial Veto of the “Devastation Bill” Is a People-Powered Win, but the Fight Isn’t Over amazonwatch.org

A Historic Alliance for the Amazon: Indigenous Nations Reject Binational Oil Agreement amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Peoples Denounce Criminal Expansion in the Amazon at the U.N. and Call for Global Action amazonwatch.org

Exclusive London Climate Week Preview of “When Waterfalls Die” amazonwatch.org

The Achuar Reject Petroperú’s Oil Expansion – Yet Again amazonwatch.org

Yasuní: A Global Climate Victory at Risk amazonwatch.org

Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Blockade Key Amazon Highway Demanding the Repeal of Law amazonwatch.org

Chevron’s Toxic Empire on Trial amazonwatch.org

2023-2024 Amazon Defenders Fund Report amazonwatch.org

Militant Mothers of the Movement: Meet Maria Leusa Munduruku amazonwatch.org

Rivers of Resistance: Black and Indigenous Solidarity Against Colonial Extractivism amazonwatch.org

Canadian Mining Company’s SLAPP Lawsuit Against Amazon Defenders Dismissed in Brazil amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Wampis Are Ambushed in Peru After Government Backs Out of Anti-mining Joint Patrol amazonwatch.org

Connecting Frontline Struggles and Fenceline Communities of California’s Oil Addiction amazonwatch.org

The Climate Crises in Los Angeles and the Amazon Rainforest Are Inextricably Linked amazonwatch.org

IACHR Condemns Ecuador for Violating Rights of Tagaeri-Taromenane People amazonwatch.org

Mura People Rise Against Mining Invasion in Brazil amazonwatch.org

Stand with Defenders: Vote Today for Indigenous Rights and Thriving Rainforests amazonwatch.org

Built to Spill: Ecuador’s Pipeline Disaster and the Fight to Stop the Next One amazonwatch.org

Raúl Grijalva: Rest in Power amazonwatch.org

Gratitude for Josefina Tunki’s Leadership amazonwatch.org

Bracing Ourselves for the Fight Ahead: Trump’s Potential Impact on the Amazon amazonwatch.org

Grounding in Our Collective Power: Victories for the Amazon from 2024 amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Women on the Front Lines: Olivia Bisa Tirko’s Fight for Land and Culture amazonwatch.org

Amazon Watch & Center for Biological Diversity KPFA

Led by Rep. Jim McGovern, 34 Congressional Leaders Urge President Biden: Pardon Environmental Lawyer Steven Donziger amazonwatch.org

Munduruku People Rejoice in Celebration of Landmark Win for the Brazilian Amazon amazonwatch.org

Amazon’s Advocates Fear Trump’s Return Means Little U.S. Help to Protect Rainforest amazonwatch.org

Brazilian Justice Voids Belo Sun Mining’s Concession amazonwatch.org

Oil Spills, Indigenous Resistance, and the Fight for Justice in the Peruvian Amazon amazonwatch.org

The Kakataibo’s Fight for Survival Against Corruption and Amazon Crime amazonwatch.org

Major Victory to Halt Mining in the Heart of the Brazilian Amazon amazonwatch.org

2023-2024 Annual Report amazonwatch.org

Amazonía Against the Clock: A Regional Assessment on Where and How to Protect 80% by 2025 amazonwatch.org

Protecting the Amazon and our climate in solidarity with Indigenous peoples amazonwatch.org

Human Rights and Chinese Business Activities in Latin America amazonwatch.org

A People’s Referendum Could Stop Drilling in Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park amazonwatch.org

Complicity in Destruction II amazonwatch.org

Complicity in Destruction IV amazonwatch.org

Chevron’s Environmental Crimes: 13 Years of Evasion and Escalation amazonwatch.org

A Fossil-Free Amazon Has a Powerful New Ally amazonwatch.org

2022-2023 Annual Report amazonwatch.org

Indigenous Leadership at Climate Week: Amplifying Voices for Global Action amazonwatch.org

The Shuar Arutam Will Not Be Deterred and Have Already Decided: No Mining! amazonwatch.org

Demarcation Now! Brazil’s Indigenous Movement Secures Land Recognition Victories at Annual Free Land Camp amazonwatch.org

The Amazon Rainforest Has Been on Fire for Three Weeks. Here’s Why You’re Only Hearing About It Now. amazonwatch.org

Amazon Underworld amazonwatch.org

Disappearance of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips Demonstrates Impunity Under Bolsonaro amazonwatch.org

Investing in Amazon Crude amazonwatch.org

New Investigation Reveals California Fueling Amazon Rainforest Oil Drilling and Destruction amazonwatch.org

The U’wa Community’s Nonviolent Resistance to COVID-19 and Attacks in Colombia amazonwatch.org

Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest Falls to Lowest Since 2015 amazonwatch.org

Amazon Nations Failed to Protect the Rainforest and Our Collective Future amazonwatch.org

Ecuador Declares Temporary Moratorium on New Oil and Mining Concessions amazonwatch.org