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In Spanish with English and Portuguese simultaneous interpretation   The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world and is home to one in ten known species. To help secure biodiversity, reliable and up-to-date information is needed to understand the status and trends of wildlife species and address major threats. Join this webinar to learn…

Over two years into the pandemic, its unwelcome impacts stemming have become apparent, particularly for tropical rainforests. A variety of factors, from decreases in ecotourism, to spikes in illegal fishing and wildlife trafficking and opportunistic criminals taking advantage of COVID-19-distracted governments to ramp up illegal logging activity, have had adverse impacts on Indigenous Peoples and…

Resumen   La pérdida de hábitat y la fragmentación son las principales amenazas que conllevan a la pérdida de biodiversidad. La conectividad de los grandes paisajes permite los movimientos de las especies y el flujo de genes entre las áreas protegidas y conservadas y apoya las migraciones, todo ello clave para garantizar paisajes sanos y resilientes.…