Why Scarlet Macaws Gather at Peru’s Clay Licks Every Morning
Scarlet macaws visit Peru’s clay licks for minerals, social cues, and survival. Learn how Tambopata’s riverbanks reveal rainforest ecology in action.
Scarlet macaws visit Peru’s clay licks for minerals, social cues, and survival. Learn how Tambopata’s riverbanks reveal rainforest ecology in action.
Coffee, cocoa, palm oil, beef, soy, paper, and cosmetics can be tied to rainforest loss. Learn how everyday choices connect to deforestation.
Lowland tapirs move seeds through Amazon forests, helping regeneration after disturbance. Learn why this Vulnerable mammal matters for rainforest recovery.
Indigenous women across the Amazon protect forests through land rights, traditional knowledge, agroforestry, monitoring, and cultural leadership.
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