Brazil accounted for 42 per cent of all tropical primary forest loss in 2024. In the Amazon, tree cover loss was the highest since 2016, while the Pantanal saw its worst year on record.

The logging industry in Congo uproots precious old-growth trees for use in furniture and home construction, contributing to the destruction of forests — particularly when not regulated properly ...

Almost all of the largest forests—in the Amazon basin, mainland Southeast Asia, and the islands in and around Indonesia—have lost very significant portions of their tree cover.

Neighboring Bolivia’s forest loss –- 1.5 million hectares -– skyrocketed by 200 percent last year, with a record 3.6 percent of primary forests destroyed in a single year, mostly due to ...

Data from Global Forest Watch, an initiative that uses satellites to track deforestation, showed that annual tree cover loss in Virunga rose over 22% to 6,804 hectares in 2021 and a further 7,255 ...

Data from Global Forest Watch, an initiative that uses satellites to track deforestation, showed that annual tree cover loss in Virunga rose over 22% to 6,804 hectares in 2021 and a further 7,255 ...

Find out why Kamba African Rainforest Experiences is on TIME’s list of ... P art of the larger Congo ... The famously diverse area is home to more than 600 types of trees and 10,000 ...

The Mukulungu (Autranella congolensis) is a critically endangered tree species in the Congo rainforest. It can rise to 50 meters (164 feet) in height with a trunk that can run 2 meters (6.5 feet ...

Bolivia saw the second-highest forest loss in the tropics, overtaking the Democratic Republic of Congo for the first time. Primary forest loss there jumped by 200 per cent in 2024 to 1.5 million ...

Neighbouring Bolivia's forest loss — 1.5 million hectares — skyrocketed by 200 percent last year, with a record 3.6 percent of primary forests destroyed in a single year, mostly due to fires ...