472 - Latin American Tree News

[Guest guest]

Today for you 34 posts about earth's trees! (472nd edition)

--------

Links to each article below can be texted to your cell phone browser

every hour on the hour: http://twitter.com/forestpolicy

Or to these email messages by sending a blank email to

earthtreenews-

--------

 

1) Latin America: Tauroniro tree is latest greatest natural insect

reppellent http://bit.ly/48Lb3h

 

2) Mexico: Community Forests http://bit.ly/KqTe

3) Mexico: Why massive tree planting promises come to naught

http://bit.ly/3kpjNv

 

4) Haiti: One of their biggest problems is deforestation http://bit.ly/24TeXR

 

5) Costa Rica: Children's Eternal Rainforest http://bit.ly/EwK

 

6) Panama: A Blogger's view of Smithsonian symposium http://bit.ly/zwkns

 

7) Columbia: 10 new amphibians species discovered in threatened forest

http://bit.ly/J4V3

 

8) Bolivia: Indigenous rights and climate politics http://bit.ly/43jmOA

 

9) Ecuador: Plight of the Jaguars http://bit.ly/1QRrPc

10) Ecuador: Tiputini Biodiversity Station near Yasuni Reserve

http://bit.ly/22Dr

11) Ecuador: A high canopy wetland of great diversity http://bit.ly/knhR

12) Ecuador: Forest Camera traps try to document Jaguar http://bit.ly/GpZR

 

13) Guyana: Indigenous made to rely less on forest is not as good as

capitalists relying less on forests http://bit.ly/3Zng

14) Guyana: A Better understanding of how deforestation will develop

http://bit.ly/JoD7

15) Guyana: President pushes forest saving / destroying agenda at

social forum http://bit.ly/Q1m0

 

16) Brazil: REDD / Indigenous people are both cutting edge & a long

way away from that edge http://bit.ly/v8vTf

17) Brazil: 322 families in Juma reserve now paid by Marriot Intl. to

defend their forest http://bit.ly/19HaJW

18) Brazil: Gov gave indigenous people small pox clothes and arsenic

sugar in the 1970's! http://bit.ly/ZR2RY

19) Brazil: After a harsh paramilitary publicity stunt, genocide

returns http://bit.ly/sL

20) Brazil: Sea change turns to protection from Amazon Basin

Indigenous Peoples Organization http://bit.ly/8Ldyu

21) Brazil: Juma Reserve and Amazonas Sustainable Foundation http://bit.ly/1S6c

22) Brazil: More on plight of indigenous at World social forum

http://bit.ly/E1WY

23) Brazil: Rebel Bishop forest defenders need bodyguards http://bit.ly/Bzzt

24) Brazil: Greenpeace and Mongabay's report and reporting on Cattle

http://bit.ly/12jRcB

25) Brazil: It's all about the Cows http://bit.ly/wYCc

26) Brazil: Global commodity markets define increase or decreases in

deforestation rates http://bit.ly/qFSs

27) Brazil: Call of Samauma Tree http://bit.ly/Xxq3

28) Brazil: Lost cities of the Amazon video http://bit.ly/17pCQ

29) Brazil: What it takes to ensure a rainforest's survival http://bit.ly/187Aa

30) Brazil: Forest fragmentation for birds and importance of stepping

stone fragments http://bit.ly/4EHC2T

31) Brazil: Photo Essay on tribes uniting to save the Amazon!

http://bit.ly/PEqh

32) Brazil: If all of Brazil's wrong way policies aren't stopped soon…

http://bit.ly/17oq8

33) Brazil: Amnesty for deforesters who have been required to replant?

http://bit.ly/NS3h

34) Brazil: Land Rights, clip from " Quilombo Country " http://bit.ly/2kGm8B

 

Long live the trees, Deane

 

Blog: http://forestpolicyresearch.org

Twitter: http://twitter.com/forestpolicy

Facebook: http://bit.ly/lmpL

Linked In: http://bit.ly/mJmC

Slideshows: http://bit.ly/m78D

TreePoetry: http://bit.ly/2FbZnP