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Rainforest Journalism From Around the Globe

The Rainforest Journalism Fund's work provided critical support for reporting in the region with a special focus on building local reporting capacity. The Rainforest Journalism Fund has evolved into the Pulitzer Center Rainforest Reporting Grant. Browse the archive of all Rainforest Journalism Fund reporting below.

Projects & Stories

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PART OF: Bolsonaro's Brazil

How Amazon Deforestation Could Push the Climate to a ‘Tipping Point’

Multiple Authors

September 5, 2019
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English

PART OF: How Young Indigenous, Quilombola, and Riverine People from the Tapajós River Are Becoming Rainforest Defenders

‘Seeds of Resistance': How Some Indigenous Brazilians Are Trying to Save Their Land

Pablo Albarenga
Amazon RJF Grantee

August 30, 2019
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English

PART OF: Bolsonaro's Brazil

What Bolsonaro's Presidency Means for Brazil and the Amazon

Multiple Authors

August 28, 2019
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English

PART OF: How Young Indigenous, Quilombola, and Riverine People from the Tapajós River Are Becoming Rainforest Defenders

The Open Amazon and Its Enemies: A Call for Action and Optimism

Francesc Badia i Dalmases
Amazon RJF Grantee

August 27, 2019
English

Project

Can the Amazon Rainforest Be Saved?

The Amazon rainforest is at a tipping point, with wide swaths of the forest being chopped down. As...

Jesse Hyde
International RJF Grantee

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English

PART OF: Amazon Indians Strengthen Resistance Through Rite of Passage

Amazon ‘Retakings’ Challenge Bolsonaro

Multiple Authors

August 20, 2019
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English

PART OF: Notes from the Underground: How Degraded Peatlands Could Accelerate Global Warming

At the Top of the Amazon Jungle, Scientists Have Their Heads in the Clouds

Daniel Grossman
Southeast Asia RJF Advisory Committee Member

August 7, 2019
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English

PART OF: Amazon Indians Strengthen Resistance Through Rite of Passage

Amazon Indigenous Groups Feel Deserted by Brazil’s Public Health Service

Multiple Authors

August 6, 2019
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Spanish

PART OF: The Impact of the Autonomy of the Wampis People of Peru on the Preservation of the Amazon Forest and Combating Climate Change

Los wampis: primer gobierno autónomo indígena de Perú contraataca la deforestación

Marcio Pimenta
Amazon RJF Grantee

August 5, 2019