Some examples of endangered animals are Jaguars, Spider monkey, Pink river dolphin, poison dart frog and many more. These species are crucial to the rainforest's ecosystem, and their endangerment has significant challenges to the biodiversity of the rainforest.

In total 1,242,079 hectares were deforested and 60,983 alerts were registered in the national territory in 2024.

Many deforestations happen because of construction. In my opinion this is not good because it is bad for nature.

They started in 2013 after tribal leader Tomé Guajajara was killed by loggers. Their work is vital for preserving the rainforest and its biodiversity. Tragically, many Guardians have lost their lives in this fight.

Inside Iguaçu National Park, there's a tour called Macuco Safari. First, you ride an electric cart through the forest trail, where you can see lots of cool animals and plants. Then, you walk a bit until you reach the boat. The most exciting part is when the boat gets really close to the waterfalls, and you feel the power of the water and even get a little wet! It's a feeling you'll never forget!

If you love nature and adventure, this tour is a must-do!

Besides being a beautiful place, the Falls help the city of Foz do Iguaçu in many ways. The water from the Iguaçu River, which feeds the falls, is used to supply the city with drinking water. It's also important for generating electricity at the Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant nearby. And, of course, the falls attract many tourists, which helps the city's economy.

The most part of the time, deforestation is made by people, but sometimes it is natural with fire. The deforestation rate in the month of May 2025 in the Amazon increased

In my opinion deforastation is a bad thing, because it makes animals die and it is a very bad thing for the nature.

More than 3 million espicies and more than 2.500 tree species live in the Amazon rainforest. I'ts important to protect those spicies because they protect biodiversity, help regularly the global climate and provide vital resources for local communities and future generations.

It happens through burning,road construction, illegal logging, and the expansion of farmland. This is a serious issue because the Amazon helps regulate the global climate, is home to millions of species, and plays a key role in the water cycle across South America. It also directly affects Indigenous peoples living in the area.

The dispute over land and resources in the Amazon between different groups (indigenous people, traditional communities, large landowners, companies) generates conflicts that can lead to violence and environmental destruction.

The demand for the red dye made pau-brasil a key resource, but intensive logging caused significant deforestation and depletion of the species. Over time, the focus of Brazil’s economy shifted, but pau-brasil remains a symbol of the country’s natural heritage and colonial history.