Amazon Conservation has been at the forefront of conservation work in the Amazon for over 25 years. Now more than ever, there is an urgent need to protect this important natural area – …

For 25 years, Amazon Conservation has worked hand in hand with Indigenous communities, scientists, and local partners to protect the Amazon’s most important forests and rivers.

More than half of the Amazon Rainforest may be destroyed or severely damaged by 2030 with catastrophic effects on our daily lives. At Amazon Conservation, we understand that we cannot …

We strengthen key conservation areas to protect the globally-important wild Amazon rainforest to help mitigate the effects of climate change and provide vital resources for all who call them home.

In addition to a hands-on internship experience, interning at Amazon Conservation gives you the opportunity to learn how nonprofits work and contribute to the conservation of one of the most …

Visit this page for all the latest Amazon Rainforest news, covering deforestation, illegal logging, satellite maps, or new scientific studies at our conservation hubs in Peru and Bolivia,

Our Mission is to unite science, innovation, and people to protect the western Amazon – the greatest wild forest on Earth.

A thriving Amazon matters to the people who live there, to the countries it encompasses, and to the entire world. The Amazon contains the single largest tropical rainforest on the planet. …

We innovate by applying the latest in science and technology to our conservation work and managing a premier network of conservation hubs dedicated to conservating the rainforest.

Come see our conservation work in person and learn firsthand about what it takes to protect the Amazon. Revenues from trips support conservation efforts in the very forest you visit.