Future of the Environment

To end deforestation, we must protect community land rights

A tree known as Castanheira-do-Brasil stands during an operation to combat illegal mining and logging in northern Brazil

A tree known as Castanheira-do-Brasil stands during an operation to combat illegal mining and logging in northern Brazil Image: REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino

Bryson Ogden
Private Sector Senior Analyst, Rights and Resources Initiative
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