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Two Elders, One Amazon, One Shared Message: Jane Fonda and Waorani Leader Wiña Boyotai Unite to Deliver a Global Plea for Indigenous Rights

The Waorani communities of Pastaza receive strong international support as they demand their right to decide on their territories

Connecting to the Sun Installing Solar Power Systems in Waorani Communities

Amazon Frontlines and Avaaz Unite to Support Local Resistance Against Oil Drilling in the Ecuadorian Amazon

We Need More Than Hope in a Burning World

The Tree of Fish: A Story Based on an Indigenous Myth from the Amazon

A territory called Pë’këya

Landmark Victory for Indigenous Rights: Peru’s Court Orders Full Recognition of Ancestral Lands

Jaguars: Stories From The Territories

The Clock is Ticking on Climate Promises, new UN report warns

COP16 Biodiversity Summit: “They talked about our territories without us”

Global Recognition for Our Movement: Amazon Frontlines Receives the 2024 Hilton Humanitarian Prize

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The amazon rainforest is approaching an irreversible ecological tipping point. We partner with indigenous peoples to protect the forest they call home and that we all depend on.

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/ September 19, 2024

The Tipping Point: Is the Amazon Rainforest Approaching a Point of No Return?

Introduction Two small rodents, the green acouchi and the Northern Amazon red squirrel, are among…

The Heart of Siekopai Territory: Getting our homeland back

The dream of the Siekopai people: a future without borders

In June 2024, about 30 Siekopai people arrived at El Estrecho, a small port on…

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Stop Selling the Amazon Rainforest to Big Oil!

Two Elders, One Amazon, One Shared Message: Jane Fonda and Waorani Leader Wiña Boyotai Unite to Deliver a Global Plea for Indigenous Rights

The Waorani communities of Pastaza receive strong international support as they demand their right to decide on their territories

Connecting to the Sun Installing Solar Power Systems in Waorani Communities

Amazon Frontlines and Avaaz Unite to Support Local Resistance Against Oil Drilling in the Ecuadorian Amazon

We Need More Than Hope in a Burning World

The Tree of Fish: A Story Based on an Indigenous Myth from the Amazon

A territory called Pë’këya

Landmark Victory for Indigenous Rights: Peru’s Court Orders Full Recognition of Ancestral Lands

Jaguars: Stories From The Territories

The Clock is Ticking on Climate Promises, new UN report warns

COP16 Biodiversity Summit: “They talked about our territories without us”

Global Recognition for Our Movement: Amazon Frontlines Receives the 2024 Hilton Humanitarian Prize

What Happens here matters everywhere

Stand with indigenous peoples to protect the Amazon and our global climate

Stand with indigenous peoples to protect the Amazon and our global climate

The amazon rainforest is approaching an irreversible ecological tipping point. We partner with indigenous peoples to protect the forest they call home and that we all depend on.

"When a tree falls in the forest, it makes a sound that the entire world should hear."

Every action matters
in our interconnected world.

The Tipping Point: Is the Amazon Rainforest Approaching a Point of No Return?

The Heart of Siekopai Territory: Getting our homeland back

The dream of the Siekopai people: a future without borders

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Featured Stories

Stop Selling the Amazon Rainforest to Big Oil!

Two Elders, One Amazon, One Shared Message: Jane Fonda and Waorani Leader Wiña Boyotai Unite to Deliver a Global Plea for Indigenous Rights

The Waorani communities of Pastaza receive strong international support as they demand their right to decide on their territories

Connecting to the Sun Installing Solar Power Systems in Waorani Communities

Amazon Frontlines and Avaaz Unite to Support Local Resistance Against Oil Drilling in the Ecuadorian Amazon

We Need More Than Hope in a Burning World

The Tree of Fish: A Story Based on an Indigenous Myth from the Amazon

A territory called Pë’këya

Landmark Victory for Indigenous Rights: Peru’s Court Orders Full Recognition of Ancestral Lands

Jaguars: Stories From The Territories

The Clock is Ticking on Climate Promises, new UN report warns

COP16 Biodiversity Summit: “They talked about our territories without us”

Global Recognition for Our Movement: Amazon Frontlines Receives the 2024 Hilton Humanitarian Prize

What Happens here matters everywhere

Stand with indigenous peoples to protect the Amazon and our global climate

Stand with indigenous peoples to protect the Amazon and our global climate

The amazon rainforest is approaching an irreversible ecological tipping point. We partner with indigenous peoples to protect the forest they call home and that we all depend on.

"When a tree falls in the forest, it makes a sound that the entire world should hear."

Every action matters in our interconnected world.

The Tipping Point: Is the Amazon Rainforest Approaching a Point of No Return?

The Heart of Siekopai Territory: Getting our homeland back

The dream of the Siekopai people: a future without borders

Every action matters
in our interconnected world.