Targeted conservation in Brazil could help protect the Amazon’s flying rivers

Colombia’s Landmark Beef Traceability Law Could Change the Future of the Amazon

Colombia's new beef traceability law tackles Amazon deforestation and could inspire stronger protections across the region.

Rewilding Rio: Conservationists restock an ‘empty forest,’ one species at a time

Rewilding efforts in Tijuca National Park on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro have been reintroducing species previously extinct in the area, such as agoutis, howler monkeys, toucans, and now, blue‑and‑yellow macaws. The return of the animals is aimed at reviving the “empty forest,” since they’re essential for seed dispersal and regeneration of the Atlantic []

Poachers Threaten One of Costa Rica’s Best-Known Wildlife Refuges

One of the Nicoya Peninsula’s best-known wildlife destinations is facing renewed pressure from illegal hunters, after camera traps placed inside or near Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Curú captured evidence of poaching activity in the protected area. Curú, located in Paquera, Puntarenas, is a popular stop for eco-tourists, birders, hikers and visitors traveling through the [] The post Poachers Threaten One of Costa Rica’s Best-Known Wildlife Refuges appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

Brazil’s AI ambitions are fueling a surge in demand for Snowflake consulting partners

It is no secret that Brazil has become one of the most influential technology markets in the Southern Hemisphere, supported by rapid digital transformation and an increasingly talked about startup scene. As Latin America’s largest economy, Brazil occupies a unique position within the region. The country’s massive domestic market, highly skilled workforce, and expanding innovation [] The post Brazil’s AI ambitions are fueling a surge in demand for Snowflake consulting partners appeared first on Brazil Reports.

Peru vows tighter balance between tourism and conservation at Machu Picchu

Peru’s government said Saturday it will push a new round of measures at Machu Picchu aimed at keeping tourism growth from outpacing conservation, signaling a more tightly managed phase for the country’s most important archaeological destination. The statement came during the first ordinary 2026 session of the Machupicchu Management Unit, [] The post Peru vows tighter balance between tourism and conservation at Machu Picchu first appeared on News from Peru - Peruvian Times.