The Amazon's largest city is Manaus, Brazil, a "breakneck jungle metropolis" with "far-flung foods, frenetic markets and river-driven way of life," Lonely ... Acres of rainforest are being ...

The majestic kapok tree in the Amazon rainforest forms a gigantic habitat. Its canopy of leaves, almost 50 meters high, ...

"Working to understand microbes and ecosystems in the lush and magnificent Amazon rainforest is the honor of my life, which I ...

The Amazon isn't as pristine as you might think. Turns out, humans have been changing its landscape for thousands of years. This suggests that some of the Amazon we know today was largely ...

Amazon Adventure tells the epic, true story of explorer Henry Bates' fascinating 11 year journey through the visually stunning and biodiverse Amazon rainforest as a young man who risks his life for ...

"Today, I'm proud to be here, the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Amazon rainforest ... could surpass the "survival limit," making life in the world's hottest latitudes intolerable.

The largest rainforest, the Amazon, is located in South America. More than half of the Earth's species of animals and plants live in tropical rainforests, even though rainforests only cover a ...

Their way of life is challenged as forests are destroyed ... Image caption, The Tupi Guarani people live in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. There are many different Amazon groups in addition ...

From narcos to navigating FARC paramilitaries, Angela Maldonado has been spearheading a campaign to protect the Amazon's night monkeys from an illegal wildlife trade ...

A coalition of developed countries and multinational corporations has committed to purchasing $180 million worth of carbon credits that will go toward protecting the Amazon rainforest. Pará is ...

The detailed paintings depict life in this region when the rainforest was still a savannah ... Lost Kingdoms of the Amazon. Presenter, Ella Al-Shamahi, told the newspaper that it will take ...

who are fighting to protect their community and preserve their way of life. More from News Ecuador voters decide on August 20 whether drilling will continue in an oil-rich area of the Amazon.