The Amazonian biome is important not only for South America but also for the entire planet,
providing essential environmental services. The state of Rondônia ranks third in …

The Brazilian semiarid region (BSR) has faced severe drought over the last three decades,
which has led to a significant decline in land productivity, posing a considerable threat to …

Abstract Forest transitions in Latin America have long been presumed to be characterized by
progressively stable, expansive reforestation. Numerous studies note a dynamism …

Abstract Information on land use and land cover (LULC) is essential to support governments
in making decisions about the impact of human activities on the environment, planning the …

The impact of hydrological and geological disasters has resulted in significant social,
economic, and human losses, which added climate change impacts, and such events have …

The Amazon River Basin (ARB) plays an essential role in global climate regulation. Recent
studies have revealed signs of increasing drought conditions in different parts of the basin …

The environmental benefits and lower implementation costs of (assisted) natural forest
regrowth (NFR) compared to tree planting qualify it as a viable strategy to scale up forest …

The high-Andean vegetation ecosystems of the Bombón Plateau in Peru face increasing
degradation due to aggressive anthropogenic land use and the climate change scenario …

The Teles Pires River basin in Brazil's center-west has recently expanded agricultural
economic development at the expense of both the Amazon rainforest and Cerrado …

Com o avanço da quantidade de habitantes no espaço urbano surgem novas formas de
modificações no ambiente, e, assim, há o favorecimento da intensificação do processo de …