An epidemic is eating the Amazon alive.

Illegal miners are scraping the forest for gold, leaving rivers laced with mercury and entire Indigenous communities fighting for their lives. Mothers now fear the water, the fish -- even their own breastmilk -- is poisoned.

For generations, Indigenous Peoples have safeguarded the rainforest as family. Where their land rights are recognised, the Amazon thrives -- lush and alive. Where they’re denied, miners and loggers swarm in -- rivers are poisoned, homes are burned, and defenders killed.

Without legal protection, they can’t stop the destruction.

This could change, right now.

With our help, Indigenous communities could move Brazil’s President Lula to return thousands of acres of rainforest to its rightful guardians -- in weeks! The paperwork is already on Lula’s desk. But pressure is mounting from loggers, miners, and oil barons who know land rights would put these forests beyond their destructive reach. That’s why they’re pouring in millions to block it.

If we act now, we can power an Indigenous-led resistance -- backed by lawyers, media experts and advocates -- to secure Indigenous land titles and protect the rainforest before it's too late.

This is not just a campaign to protect the forest. It is taking a stand for a culture, a mindset that knows the forest is life -- it is food, spirit and home.

Let’s stand with those who stand for life. Give what you can today to help secure Indigenous rights and keep the Amazon, and our shared future, alive.