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  • The people of the Amazon rainforest were very nomadic, living in a small area until all of the natural resources were depleted.  Today they have been forced to be more sedentary due to loggers, gold miners and other developers.  The Amazonian people are now forced to be farmers as opposed to hunter-gatherers.
    Siblings In The Amazon
  • About eighty percent of all logging operations in the Amazon rainforest are illegal.  Trees are cut from protected areas and floated down river to legal logging sites.  Greenpeace opened an office in the Brazilian Amazon in 1999 to help the Brazilian government crack down on illegal logging.
    The Big Load In The Amazon
  • The source of the Amazon river is Lake Lauricocha in the Peruvian Andes mountains.  Flooding in the Amazon basin occurs between June and October each year.
    Amazon Sunset
  • The Amazon river located in South America is the largest river by discharge of water on Earth.  The Amazon river basin is the biggest in the world, covering about forty percent of South America.
    Reflections In The Amazon
  • The Amazon rainforest is the largest and most diverse tropical rainforest on Earth.  One out of every five fish species live in the Amazonian rivers and streams.
    Dusk In The Amazon
  • The Amazon rainforest is more than half of the Earth's remaining rainforests.  The majority of the Amazon rainforest resides in Brazil.
    Amazon Homestead
  • The Amazon rainforest is a moist broadleaf forest which covers the majority of the Amazon Basin in South America.  The Amazon rainforest covers parts of nine different countries mainly in Brazil.
    Amazon Landscape
  • The Amazon river took its current shape approximately 2.4 million years ago.  The river flows from west to east eventually ending up in the Atlantic Ocean.
    Colorful Sunset In The Amazon
  • The Amazon rainforest has been home to humans for at least 11,200 years.  The typical home on the Amazon river is called a "palafito" which is a home built on stilts to prevent flooding when the water level of the river rises.
    Palafitos In The Amazon
  • The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest on Earth located on South America primarily in Brazil.  Archaeologic evidence shows that the first human inhabitants settled the Amazon rainforest at least 11,200 years ago.
    Margarita Y Mari
  • An owl monkey family sits high in the canopy of the Amazon Rainforest. Photo by Adel B. Korkor.
    Owl Monkey Family In The Amazon
  • Two white cranes sit in front of palafitos - floating bungalows - in the Amazon. Photo by Adel B. Korkor.
    Palafitos In The Amazon
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