What's at Stake
Spanning nine South American countries and 2.7 million square miles (4.35 sq km), the Amazon is the world’s largest forest and is home to more than 120 indigenous groups and one in 10 known species. Unparalleled in its biodiversity, the Amazon is also critical to global climate stability.
Stopping deforestation in the Amazon requires bold, multi-faceted strategies that center indigenous forest communities and support their self-determination. This approach characterizes our work in the Amazon, where we work with a wide range of communities and partners to cultivate a sustainable forest economy.
Join us to help rebalance the earth.
We’re working with forest-dependent communities in South America—and all over the world—to build sustainable alternatives to oil exploration.
Several of Brazil's most beloved musicians travel into the rainforest to celebrate the natural beauty of our planet.