“Water and Drought” Policy Briefs Public Consultations
We welcome stakeholders and members of the public to participate in the review and feedback process for two draft policy briefs. Your active involvement is essential in ensuring that these documents authentically reflect diverse viewpoints and comprehensively address...
SPA Launches First-of-its-kind Course:”The Living Amazon: Science, Cultures and Sustainability in Practice”
[New York, USA, March 18, 2024] — The Amazon, the world's largest rainforest and river basin, faces urgent challenges such as deforestation, degradation, climate change, and illegalities. In response, the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA) is taking an important step...
Is the Amazon forest approaching a tipping point?
The Amazon has existed as a forest system for millions of years, but now, global warming, regional climatic changes and deforestation may be interacting to accelerate forest loss, pushing the system towards partial or total collapse, which could happen within the 21st...
SPA’s Presence at Davos 2024: Bridging Science, Conservation and Economy
Environmental Priorities in Focus Following the momentum of COP28, where a historic roadmap for the transition away from fossil fuels was approved and the announcement of the development of a Tropical Forests Forever Fund was made, 2024 kicked off with high...
SPA Launches Six New Publications at COP28
At COP28 the world focused on tropical forests, marking a pivotal moment to confront challenges posed by the climate crisis. The SPA, as a central voice for science and the Amazon, provided policy relevant recommendations on key emerging issues through five Policy...
SPA Members Shine: 100 Latinos Most Committed to Climate Action
Sachamama and EFE have unveiled the 100 Latinos Most Committed to Climate Action 2023, recognizing influential leaders dedicated to environmental sustainability. We're proud to share that four members of the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA) have received this...