Firefighter Raul Castro de Oliveira told Globo TV's G1 website: 'People have got to be very ... open because it is an important draw in Brazil's Pantanal region, known for its ecotourism.
In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris ... brought by the worst fires in the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical ...
Brazil's Environment Minister Marina Silva said Tuesday that at least 96% of the fires in the Pantanal ... “Without the work of the people in power, we wouldn't have the results we have ...
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Experts name cause of devastating rains that left 8 dead, more than a million without power in BrazilThe short-term solution to make Brazil safer is to protect the Amazon and Pantanal. People, organizations, and the government ...
In 2021, nearly 400 people in the Wawi Indigenous territory ... Image Bats fly over vegetation in the Pantanal near Corumba, Brazil. The Pantanal is the world’s largest wetland and is rich ...
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With rare mammal tourism, observing means conserving (commentary)By Charles Foley and Jon Hall At the turn of this century, seeing a wild jaguar was exceptionally difficult. People driving ...
The new frontier of science, technology, and innovation offers opportunities for a true transformation of agri-food systems, ...
The 38-year-old's self-described "artivism"—combining activism with art—doesn't stop at the mural. He collected materials directly from sites impacted by climate disasters, including ashes from the ...
Bold, Brazil’s well-known jaguar ... jaguars have survived the devastation brought by the worst fires in the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetlands, which have engulfed over 16 ...
Bold and his fellow jaguars are surviving the worst fires to engulf the world's largest tropical wetlands in central-western Brazil, the Pantanal ... billions of people worldwide every day.
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