A new study finds that just 2% of soy- and beef-producing properties in the Amazon and Cerrado are responsible for 62% of all potentially illegal deforestation.
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This article proposes a new framework for coding ecological niches and reconstructing their evolution
Which road projects offer high economic benefits combined with low environmental and social impacts?
Read an assessment of 30 years of change to native vegetation in Brazil's Cerrado.
Cuatro formas en que Brasil podrÃa reclamar un liderazgo agrÃcola sostenible al aumentar la producción y frenar la deforestación en el Amazonas.
Four ways that Brazil could reclaim leadership in sustainable agricultural leadership by increasing output while curbing deforestation.
View the first, integrated map of Brazilian land tenure encompassing all official data sources pertaining to both public and private lands.