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Study proves Bolsa Verde’s results in reducing deforestation
Deforestation in priority areas fell by 30% in the first phase of the program, according to a new calculation; emissions avoided reached 8.3 million tons of CO2.
Amazon Can Still Avoid Ecological Collapse, Says IPAM-Led Study
Researchers say that there is still no evidence of a single climatic point of no return for the Amazon system and that immediate and coordinated action could prevent total forest collapse.
US tariffs affect 5,400 bioeconomy businesses in the Amazon, says study
With exported products off the list of exemptions, the Amazon bioeconomy will suffer negative impacts, says study by IPAM researchers with ABDI partners.
Cerrado loses one Spain of native vegetation in 40 years
Between 1985 and 2024, 28% of the vegetation area was cleared; agriculture, with an increase of 544%, was the land use that grew the most proportionally.
TransCerrado 2025 hears reports of drought and forest loss
A scientific expedition traveled through the Chapada dos Veadeiros by bicycle; researchers came across an area of around 1 million hectares that had been deforested.
Belém will be a “turning point” for marginalized people, says COP president
In a new letter, Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago argues that the conference should focus on climate justice and that the solutions should be connected to people's "real lives".
“Fire sees no borders. Expanding monitoring strengthens everyone”
Ane Alencar, IPAM's Science Director, explains how the expansion of fire monitoring influences Brazilian conservation and anticipates what the fire season will be like.