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Vania Tejeda on ropes, scaling a tree in the Amazon rainforst to inspect a camera trap and canopy bridge

How canopy bridges help wildlife deep inside the Amazon

These bridges help the Amazon’s tree-living species, such as porcupines, sloths, and monkeys, whose territories have become fragmented by human infrastructure.

Madre de Dios
WWF Magazine: Fall 2024
In the southwestern Amazon, a constellation of efforts helps safeguard one of the world's last great stands of tropical forest
New study confirms FSC-certified forests help wildlife thrive in the Congo Basin
April 10, 2024

FSC-certified forests harbor a higher number of large mammals compared to non-certified forests.
How forest restoration takes root
October 26, 2021

To restore a forest landscape—one that will thrive for generations into the future—every detail must be planned and adapted over time.
Understanding global deforestation
WWF Magazine: Fall 2021
While forests covered around 50% of the Earth’s land area 8,000 years ago, today only 30% of land is forested.

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How canopy bridges help wildlife deep inside the Amazon

Madre de Dios

New study confirms FSC-certified forests help wildlife thrive in the Congo Basin

How forest restoration takes root

Understanding global deforestation