by Angel Nunez
The Amazon Rainforest, primarily located in Brazil, spans over 5.5 million square kilometers and is crucial for global biodiversity and climate regulation. Human activities like agriculture and logging have caused significant deforestation, threatening its ecological integrity. Conservation efforts, including international policies and indigenous community involvement, are vital for protecting this unique ecosystem. Recent advances, such as technological monitoring and coordinated initiatives, show promise in reducing deforestation and preserving the Amazon's role in climate stability.
