Linked from

The 64 pages that link to Amazon rainforest, each with the reason it gives.

• EcuadorNarrower topic: Its western reaches cover Ecuador’s eastern lowlands, where Indigenous communities and oil extraction shape regional life.

• BelémNarrower topic: Belém is a major urban gateway to the eastern Amazon and its forest economies.

• Deforestation in BrazilNarrower topic: Brazil contains most of the Amazon rainforest, making its land-use choices consequential for the whole biome.

• Hevea brasiliensisNarrower topic: The tree is native to the Amazon Basin’s rainforest region.

• RondôniaNarrower topic: Rondônia’s remaining forests form part of this globally significant ecosystem.

• Giant otterNarrower topic: Much of the giant otter’s range lies within this forest and its floodplains.

• Marañón RiverNarrower topic: The Marañón supplies water and sediment to rainforest landscapes downstream.

• Deforestation of the Amazon rainforestNarrower topic: Deforestation removes habitat from the ecosystem whose extent and continuity are at stake.

• Jaú National ParkNarrower topic: Jaú protects a large, relatively intact tract of this biome.

• Tumucumaque Mountains National ParkNarrower topic: The park preserves a large tract of this biome.

• Açaí palmNarrower topic: This is the principal native region of the açaí palm.

• Chico MendesNarrower topic: The rainforest was both the threatened landscape and the basis of Mendes’s political vision.

• Japurá RiverNarrower topic: The Japurá’s watershed lies within this vast forest region.

• PhytelephasNarrower topic: Some Phytelephas species grow in the Amazonian region.

• Raoni MetuktireNarrower topic: Raoni links the defense of Indigenous lands with protection of the wider Amazon.