Traditional Peoples Unite to Protect Brazil's Atlantic Forest
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- •The alliance includes various indigenous groups and traditional communities living in the Atlantic Forest region.
- •The Atlantic Forest covers parts of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina and has lost over 85% of its original area.
- •The alliance seeks to address deforestation, illegal land use, and environmental degradation in the forest.
- •The initiative was publicly announced on May 27, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the alliance successfully mobilizes resources and political support it could lead to stronger protection measures for the Atlantic Forest, benefiting biodiversity and local communities.
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