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Four children found alive in jungle more than a month after deadly Colombia plane crash

The bodies of the three adults were found in the plane

Evening Standard

Inside daring rescue to save four kids lost in Amazon - from gran's help to scent hound

The four siblings, all members of the Uitoto indigenous community, were flying over the Colombian rainforest on May 1 when their Cessna aircraft crashed into the forest canopy after a suspected engine failure

Daily Mirror

Group of kids miraculously found alive in Amazon jungle 40 days after plane crash

Siblings, Lesly, 13, Soleiny, nine, Tien Noriel, four, and Cristin - who turned one during their ordeal in Colombia - were travelling in a light aircraft when the incident occurred.

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Incredible moment four kids lost in Amazon jungle for 40 days finally found by soldiers

Daily Mirror

From months on a remote island to bear-infested mountains: four ‘miracle’ child survival stories

Four young children surviving 40 days in the Amazonian jungle has attracted global headlines, as have other children who triumphed against the odds

The Guardian - AU

4 Indigenous siblings found alive after surviving Amazon plane crash and 40 days alone in jungle

Four Indigenous children survived an Amazon plane crash that killed three adults and then wandered on their own in the jungle for 40 days before being found alive by Colombian soldiers

The Independent UK

Miracle as four kids found ALIVE in Amazon jungle 40 days after horror plane crash

The siblings were travelling with with their mother and two other adults when their plane came down on 1 May with suspected engine failure

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Children lost for 40 days in Colombian Amazon found alive

BOGOTá: The four Indigenous children who had been missing for more than a month in the Colombian Amazon rainforest after a small plane crash have been found alive, President Gustavo Petro announced Friday.

Bangkok Post

Colombian children found alive in Amazon jungle 40 days after plane crash

Four Indigenous children who had been missing for more than a month in the Colombian Amazon rainforest were found alive and flown to the capital Bogota early on Saturday.

Radio France Internationale

4 children lost in the jungle for 40 days after a plane crash are found alive in Colombia

Colombia's president says authorities have found alive four children who survived a small plane crash 40 days ago and had been the subject of n intense search in the Amazon jungles that held Colombians on edge

The Independent UK

One year after their killing, loved ones pay tribute to duo slain in Amazon rainforest

A year after the killing of British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira in the Amazon rainforest, loved ones are gathering in several Brazilian cities to honor their memory

The Independent UK

Brazil's Lula unveils plan to stop deforestation in Amazon by 2030

Brazil's government on Monday unveiled how it plans to meet a pledge to eliminate deforestation in the Amazon by 2030, using strengthened law enforcement against environmental crimes and other measures in the world's largest tropical rainforest.

Reuters

The Guardian view on Bruno and Dom’s legacy: defend nature’s defenders

Editorial: One year after Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips were killed in the Amazon, their work explaining what is happening there goes on

The Guardian - UK

Tributes paid to Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira a year on from their deaths

Hundreds gather in Rio and Belém to remember two men who worked to defend the Amazon and its Indigenous inhabitants

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British reporter, Brazilian expert remembered a year after murder in Amazon

A year after the murders of British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira deep in the Amazon rainforest, friends, relatives and admirers gathered on Monday to call for justice and protection of Indigenous lands.

The Guardian - US

‘Journalism mustn’t be silenced’: colleagues to complete slain reporter’s book

How to Save the Amazon will be published so Dom Phillips’ work telling the stories of Amazon defenders does not die with him

The Guardian - UK

Jump in child deaths reveals impact of industrialisation on Amazon’s Indigenous peoples

As an economic boom’s gains pass them by, people in unprotected land have been hit by hunger and disease, with infant mortality rates seven times higher than the rest of Brazil

The Guardian - UK

Rethink, reform, rebuild: 7 steps to save the Amazon

As the world’s biggest rainforest degrades fast towards its tipping point, finding solutions is more urgent than ever. But who to ask first and where to begin?

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The Guardian - UK

The forest knows: the Amazon village with a message for the world – a photo essay

Photographer Nicoló Lanfranchi has worked with the Asháninka people of the Amazon basin to create a portrait of an Indigenous community that is also a tribute to his friend, the murdered journalist Dom Phillips

The Guardian - US

Events in Brazil and UK to celebrate lives of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira

British journalist and Brazilian Indigenous expert were killed a year ago on Monday in remote Amazon region they tried to defend

The Guardian - US

‘You’re looking to die’: the Brazil river where illegal fishing threatens lives

Poaching of endangered species flourishes despite widespread outcry – but sustainable fishing could end the violence engulfing the trade

PC Gamer

Talking Tom and Angela join forces for Green Game Jam 2023

Play games with the popular mascots, and play your little part in saving the environment.

The Guardian - UK

A look at some of the corporations that dominate the Amazon

From mining to cattle ranching and soya farming, some of the world’s largest companies exploit the region, though many also claim to be giving something back

The Guardian - UK

The multinational companies that industrialised the Amazon rainforest

Analysis shows handful of corporations extract tens of billions of dollars of raw materials a year – and their commitments to restoration vary greatly

The Guardian - UK

A visual guide to deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest

Fortunes of world’s largest rainforest and its Indigenous inhabitants have risen and fallen with political leadership

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